The Argus Flounder Tote Bag
The Argus Flounder, or Whitish Flounder, from George Shaw's The Naturalist's Miscellany (1789–1813), published in London by Nodder & Co. This tote features a modern rendering inspired by the original hand-colored natural-history illustration.
The Argus Flounder is distinguished by its extraordinary markings: bright yellow spots surrounded by brilliant blue rings against a pale, speckled body. Its vivid coloration gives the fish an almost jewel-like appearance.
Like other flatfishes, flounders undergo a remarkable transformation during development. One eye migrates to the opposite side of the head, allowing both eyes to face upward when the fish rests on the seabed.
Product Details
· Size: 13″ × 13″
· Durable 100% spun polyester
· Medium-weight fabric (6.49 oz/yd²; 200 g/m²)
· Double-stitched seams
· Cotton webbing handles
· Nonwoven laminated interior lining
The Argus Flounder Tote Bag
The Argus Flounder, or Whitish Flounder, from George Shaw's The Naturalist's Miscellany (1789–1813), published in London by Nodder & Co. This tote features a modern rendering inspired by the original hand-colored natural-history illustration.
The Argus Flounder is distinguished by its extraordinary markings: bright yellow spots surrounded by brilliant blue rings against a pale, speckled body. Its vivid coloration gives the fish an almost jewel-like appearance.
Like other flatfishes, flounders undergo a remarkable transformation during development. One eye migrates to the opposite side of the head, allowing both eyes to face upward when the fish rests on the seabed.
Product Details
· Size: 13″ × 13″
· Durable 100% spun polyester
· Medium-weight fabric (6.49 oz/yd²; 200 g/m²)
· Double-stitched seams
· Cotton webbing handles
· Nonwoven laminated interior lining
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