Van Gogh Sunflowers RFID Zipper Wallet

Van Gogh painted his sunflowers in Arles in August 1888, racing the flowers as they wilted, to decorate the bedroom he was preparing for Paul Gauguin. He built the whole series out of yellows layered on yellow, which he considered a technical dare. Gauguin admired them enough to paint Van Gogh painting them. They have since become the work most people picture first when they hear his name.

Roomy enough to be your everyday wallet, and small enough to clip to your keys and go.

Textured vegan leather with a roomy 11-slot fabric accordion inside, with space for IDs, cards, receipts, and folded bills. The sturdy zipper has a chunky holed toggle that clips straight onto a key ring or carabiner. RFID-blocking throughout.

4.25" wide x 3.25" tall x 1" thick

Also available as: Armored Wallet, Crossbody Bag, Eyeglass Case, Tape Measure