Petit Mots: 40th Anniversary Tote - Gardiner Exclusive

Description

This year marks the 40th Anniversary of the Gardiner Museum. The original two-storey building was designed by Keith Wagland and opened to the public in 1984. From January 2004 to June 2006, the Gardiner undertook a major renovation and expansion project, including the addition of a third floor, led by KPMB Architects. As a part of the redevelopment, the building’s exterior facade was re-clad with Indiana limestone and black granite, adorned with sharp vertically placed windows. The Gardiner has won numerous architectural awards and is widely regarded as a jewel in Toronto’s urban landscape.

Illustrator and architect Debra Brown of Petits Mots, has created a limited number of anniversary totes exclusively for the Gardiner Shop. Collect yours today! *While supplies last.

40th Anniversary Tote, Gardiner exclusive

Care & Use: Hand wash is recommended for tote bags.

Material: 100% cotton

Measurement (in.): L17.5 x H14.5 with handles

Weight (oz.): 5.9

SKU: 669060

About The Artist

Petits Mots

A practicing architect in Montreal, Debra Brown was asked to make note cards for a wedding. Printed with her delicate line drawings, they were well received, so she later decided to pursue her own product line of ware including tea towels and greeting cards. Handmade, Petits Mots drawings evoke special memories and remind us of the small details that surround us in our lives.