Monarque by Fig Design Group
Van Gogh Sunflowers Tape Measure
Van Gogh Sunflowers Tape Measure
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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.
A small, cheerful thing to find in a sewing basket.
Vegan leather retractable tape measure with a double-sided tape reading up to 60 inches / 150 cm, a sturdy pull tab, and an easy push-button retract. Small enough for a sewing basket, a handbag, or a kitchen drawer.
2.4" round x 0.25" thick
Also available as: Armored Wallet, Zipper Wallet, Crossbody Bag, Eyeglass Case
SKU:63009
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Perfect Christmas gift, exactly what she asked for!
Item is so very cute
Nice stocking stuffer for Christmas
Great Quality and a great gift idea!
Just as described. Super cute. Got here quickly.