https://www.juniqe.com/arizona-tennis-club-ii-beach-towel-2720421.html2720421Arizona Tennis Club II - Beach Towelhttps://rndr.juniqe-production.juniqe.com/media/catalog/product/693/3/693-3-AOTP.jpghttps://rndr.juniqe-production.juniqe.com/media/catalog/product/cache/x400/693/3/693-3-AOTP.jpg44.99EURInStockBeach TowelsArizona Tennis Club II44.99Rosi FeistBeach TowelCollagesArchitectural DetailsNursery & Art for KidsArchitectureTennisSports2018-12-15
Beach towel with a design on one side. The front side is printed and made of soft terry velour, the back is white and made of soft, absorbent material. Comes with a sewn-in JUNIQE label that serves as a loop for easy hanging.
Size
90 x 180 cm
Material
Terry velour
Print Type
Thermal sublimation printing
Care
Machine washable at 40°C; suitable for tumble drying
Made to order and printed in Europe at the highest quality standards.
Product details
Beach towel with a design on one side. The front side is printed and made of soft terry velour, the back is white and made of soft, absorbent material. Comes with a sewn-in JUNIQE label that serves as a loop for easy hanging.
The JUNIQE label can be used as a loop for hanging.
White, terry material on the back.
About the artist
I love the trivial. I could find inspiration for my next motif in a garden chair or a rubbish bin.
Rosi Feist
Ruler, paper, scissors—Rosi Feist aka Thomas Müller doesn’t need much more for his handmade paper collages. The freelance designer and photographer currently lives in Berlin, where he also runs the travel blog “Urban Tenting” together with his wife. Many of his motifs are inspired by trips to the USA—abandoned motels, desert cacti, secluded service stations and trivial objects are thrust into the spotlight through vivid colours. The result is a collection of minimalist pop art which reflects a nostalgic banality of everyday life, reducing the USA to a semantic, synecdochical Americana of barren topographies and consumerist signs.
