Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.

Hippo - Tote bag

Black / 15" x 16"
$14.99
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Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
  • Black tote with a monochrome moonlit airbrush illustration of a hippo howling at the moon, 1990s nature-tee style.
Hippo - Tote bag

Hippo - Tote bag

$14.99
ColorBlack
Size15" x 16"

About the garment

This tote is 100% cotton canvas, printed to order. The design is applied straight onto the fabric, not patched or embroidered. Each one is printed one at a time.

  • 100% cotton canvas, in black
  • The design is printed straight onto the bag, not patched or embroidered
  • Printed one at a time, to order

About the design

Hippos kill more people in Africa each year than lions, crocodiles, or elephants combined. The jaw behind that yawn opens past 150 degrees, closing on curved ivory tusks built to shear, not chew.

The body reads slow, a grey barrel wading in shallow water. It is not. A hippo can outrun a man on land and vanish underwater for minutes without a ripple. Ancient Egyptians carved it two ways: Taweret, protector of mothers, and Set, the destroyer, sometimes on the same wall. They say the moon still owes it a debt for guarding the riverbank at night. Underestimate this one and you will not get a warning.

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