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Holiday Gift Guide 2022

My Life is Crap Tea Towel by Magda Archer

This kitsch, colourful linen tea towel features a digitally printed design by artist Magda Archer combining nostalgic paintings with raw, contemporary turns of phrase. Magda Archer (b. 1964) is a London-based artist known for her kitsch, retro paintings headlined by honest, modern expressions. Archer’s vibrant, raw work engages directly with contemporary collective emotions, ways of life, and everyday scenarios.

€25

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