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MoMA BAGGU Piet Mondrian Recycled Cotton Zip Duck Bag

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Color:  Piet Mondrian

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A modern art icon, reimagined for everyday use.

Limit 1 bag per customer. This MoMA BAGGU Piet Mondrian Recycled Cotton Zip Duck Bag features a design inspired by Mondrian’s iconic Broadway Boogie Woogie (1942-43), a work in the Museum’s collection. The everyday carryall is crafted from durable recycled cotton canvas and has an interior patch pocket, an adjustable strap with top handles, and a zip-top closure to keep daily essentials secure. Fits up to a 15” laptop. Carry yours to bring a piece of modern art with you wherever you go. The MoMA BAGGU Piet Mondrian Recycled Cotton Zip Duck Bag has an adjustable strap and measures 15.75h x 11w x 4.75"d. Machine washable.

 

  • Size
    15.75h x 11w x 4.75"d
    Strap: Adjustable, 40" Max Length
    Strap Drop: 20" Max
  • Material
    Recycled Cotton Canvas
  • Year of Design
    2026
  • Origin
    China
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BAGGU
BAGGU

Founded in 2007, BAGGU is an AAPI- and women-founded design brand known for creating thoughtfully designed bags and accessories for playful everyday living. From their iconic reusable shopping totes to versatile backpacks, pouches, and travel gear, BAGGU seamlessly blends playful patterns, bold colorways, and minimalist utility.

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