Botanica tote bag Ocean Huon Pine or Myrtle and

Huon Pine or Myrtle and have been lightly sealed

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Botanica tote bag Ocean Huon Pine or Myrtle andThe Botanica range delights in the wonders of the plant world, illustrated through QVMAG's diverse collections. This 100% cotton tote bag features an unidentified specimen from a pressed seaweed album, collected from Tamar Heads Tasmania, around 1890 by Jemima Irvine. Jemima Irvine born 1822 Scotland, arrived Australia 1826; died 1919 Hobart, Tasmania. Tote measures 46cm x 50 x 10cm.