Tote bag "La Chèvre du Thibet", a tote bag paying homage to Guillaume Apollinaire’s Bestiary, illustrated by Raoul Dufy

This Tote bag "La Chèvre du Thibet" is taken from Apollinaire's Bestiary, illustrated by Raoul Dufy

The Goat of Tibet is taken from the collection Le Bestiaire ou Cortège d'Orphée , written by Guillaume Apollinaire in 1911. Through this poem, Apollinaire sublimates this exotic animal, symbol of a rare and precious beauty. The goat, which evokes distant and mountainous lands, embodies both the elegance and the strength of nature, becoming a poetic and dreamlike motif. This tote bag is inspired by this fascinating image, recalling the purity and authenticity of a wild and untamed world.

Raoul Dufy perfectly captures the essence of this animal in a delicate illustration, with wavy lines reminiscent of the movement of the wind in the mountains. His refined lines give the goat a majestic, almost supernatural appearance, emphasizing its unique and precious character. This tote bag thus becomes a portable piece of art, where poetry and illustration blend to create a complete and harmonious work.

Carry this bag as a tribute to rare beauty and precious nature. It's not just an accessory, but an invitation to discover distant horizons and explore the richness of culture and poetry. Ideal for curious and adventurous minds, this tote bag symbolizes the union between artistic elegance and a fascination for the unknown.

Text of the poem:

The hair of this goat and even
Those of gold for whom it took so much trouble
Jason, they are worthless at the price
Hair I'm in love with.