Tote bag "Le Lapin", a tote bag paying homage to Guillaume Apollinaire’s Bestiary, illustrated by Raoul Dufy

This "The Rabbit" Tote bag is taken from Apollinaire’s Bestiary, illustrated by Raoul Dufy

The Rabbit is taken from the collection Le Bestiaire ou Cortège d'Orphée , written by Guillaume Apollinaire in 1911. Often perceived as a gentle and harmless animal, the rabbit here symbolizes fertility, life and continuity. Apollinaire, through this poem, celebrates the simplicity and innocence of this creature. This tote bag, adorned with this poetic image, evokes the sweetness of life and the importance of reproduction and survival in the natural cycle.

Raoul Dufy illustrates the rabbit with delicate tenderness, capturing both its fragility and vitality. The illustration's soft, curved lines convey the animal's peaceful nature while emphasizing its vital role in the balance of nature. This bag is thus a visual work that, combined with Apollinaire's poetry, creates a subtle and delicate celebration of animal life.

Carry this bag to express your love of nature and poetry. It's a lightweight accessory, ideal for those who wish to celebrate the simplicity and continuity of life. Perfect for lovers of animals and Apollonian poetry.

Text of the poem:

I know another asshole
That I would like to take while still alive.
His warren is among the thyme
From the valleys of the land of Tendre.