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‘Activist’ Tote Bag

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Regular price $35.00
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Product Description

This sign was first carried for the School Strike 4 Climate protest in Melbourne, Australia in 2018 and has since appeared in many protests around the World. This artwork is based on our original sign made for that protest in 2018. 100% cotton canvas. A high quality, Australian made tote bag structured for convenience and durability. Strong, comfortable, washable. Available in cream and black

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  • Standard shipping via Australia Post: $12.95 for orders up to 2kg, $16.95 for 2 to 5kg, and $24.95 for 5 to 10kg. For orders over 10kg, we'll be in touch to arrange a quote.
  • Free standard shipping on orders over $150.
  • Express Post: $25 for orders up to 5kg, for faster delivery. Express Post includes Australia Post's standard cover for loss or damage up to $100.

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  • Standard shipping typically takes 2-4 business days within Victoria and 3-6 business days to other states, based on Australia Post's published delivery times.

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‘Activist’ Tote Bag

$35.00

Meet the Maker

Local Utopia

Deborah Ladd is the maker behind ‘Local Utopia’, where art becomes a window into our local world, capturing urban landmarks, wildlife and a touch of politics.

Based in Northcote, Deborah produces an extensive range of merchandise from her artworks, including tote bags, tea towels, flags, pin cushions and books, all with a unique, local narrative.

Deborah is an art educator at RMIT and has recently written and illustrated a children's book about flying foxes, inspired by her wildlife volunteer work.

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