Van Gogh Carnations RFID Armored Wallet

Van Gogh painted flower still lifes intensively during his Paris years in 1886, partly as a way to teach himself color after the muddy browns of his Dutch period. The carnation canvases come out of that push, worked in loose separated strokes with the paint left thick on the surface. They are the bridge between his dark early work and the bright Arles paintings everyone knows.

Soft, warm, and a lovely alternative to the Sunflowers.

Sturdy aluminum shell with a strong closing clasp and a tear-resistant fabric accordion inside that holds up to 6 cards. RFID-blocking construction shields your contactless cards from skimming. Slim enough for a front pocket or a small bag.

4.5" wide x 3" tall x 0.75" thick

Also available as: Zipper Wallet, Eyeglass Case