This is a photo of Maud Stevens Wagner, circa 1907. I titled the bag Vaudevillian to honor her life as a pioneering tattoo artist in the early 1900s USA. Defying Victorian norms, she showcased body tattoos in Vaudeville Houses, standing out in an era of conformity. The graffiti backdrop symbolizes today's acceptance of diverse expressions. Maud's once-taboo full-body tattoos now represent the beauty in confidently embracing one's unique self, echoing the power of self-love and individual expression.

Love is a powerful force, and Light symbolizes spiritual understanding and connects us all. Each bag carries the affirmation "Love Light" underneath, serving as a reminder that there's a Higher Power guiding and supporting us. I design bags with the intention of promoting the well-being of everyone.-Sand

Featuring:

Original Artwork, Timeless Style, and Fade Resistant Colors 

Product Details:

100% Polyester body

‏Please note slight size variations in these bags, ranging from 17.5 to 18 inches.