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The Pelvis Tote Bag
The plateThe PelvisEverything with this plateThe pelvis from the front: the two hip bones and the base of the spine, the ring of bone that carries the body's weight to the legs. Drawn by N. H. Jacob for J.-M. Bourgery’s Traité complet de l’anatomie de l’homme, Paris, 1831–1854.
The print
Sturdy organic cotton canvas, about 38 × 42 cm, with long handles that sit on the shoulder. Printed on the front, about 21 × 16 cm, in sepia ink on Oyster and bone ink on Black, captioned THE PELVIS in capitals, with its French name, Bassin. The plate is in the public domain, printed from the scan in the Wellcome Collection.
Size
One size, about 38 × 42 cm, with long handles.
Shipping
Free and tracked. The carrier may collect import tax on delivery. Arrived damaged, misprinted or wrong? Write within 14 days with a photo and we replace it or refund you.
Care
Wash cold. Hang to dry. Never iron the print.
