This neoprene lunch bag brings a soft, sunlit desert scene to your everyday routine. The curved silhouette and flat bottom feel steady on a picnic blanket or kitchen counter. Slip your meal into the spacious main compartment, close the magnetic button, and carry it by the padded double handles — they sit comfortably in your hand while the vibrant, painterly print catches eyes and sparks conversation. Lightweight, flexible, and easy to wipe clean, it’s designed to travel from early-morning commutes to slow weekend outings without fuss. The warm tones and organic shapes create a relaxed, nature-forward mood that complements a laid-back lifestyle.

Product features
- Durable double-bar handles with soft padding for comfortable carrying
- Roomy single compartment that fits full meals and containers
- Secure magnetic button closure for quick access
- 100% neoprene construction (95% polyester, 5% spandex) — lightweight and easy to clean
- Vivid, high-quality print with bright, crisp colors on a curved, flat-bottomed design

Care instructions
- Do not expose to the sun, keep in a dry place
- Before cleaning the bag, remove all the items from the bag. Suggested to pretreat visible stains with stain remover. Mix warm water with laundry detergent and clean the bag with terry washcloth or soft bristle brush. Let the bag air dry.

Sherri Sullivan Photographer | Mixed Media Artist | Community Arts Advocate Sherri Sullivan is a celebrated photographer and mixed media artist rooted in the sun-soaked, otherworldly landscape of Joshua Tree, California. Known for her distinctive artistic vision, Sherri has built a reputation as one of the high desert’s most beloved and recognized creative voices. Her work draws deeply from the raw beauty and surreal terrain of the Mojave, blending photography with mixed media elements to create pieces that are at once intimate and expansive. Over the years, Sherri has become far more than an artist — she has become a cornerstone of the Joshua Tree arts community. She has served on the Joshua Tree Art Tours for several years, taking on the vital role of Art in Public Places Director. In this capacity, she has worked tirelessly to champion the visibility and accessibility of local art, helping over 400 local artists display and share their work with the public. Her dedication to this role reflects a deep belief that art belongs in the community — on walls, in open spaces, and in the hands of the people who live there. Through her leadership, Sherri has transformed the cultural landscape of the high desert, creating platforms and opportunities for emerging and established artists alike. Her ability to connect artists with audiences has made the Joshua Tree Art Tours a landmark event that draws visitors and art lovers from across the region and beyond. Whether she is behind the camera, layering textures in her studio, or coordinating the placement of a fellow artist’s work in a public space, Sherri Sullivan brings the same passion, precision, and heart to everything she does. She is a true advocate for the arts and a defining creative spirit of Joshua Tree.

	9.3" x 7.7" x 4.7"
Width, in	9.30
Height, in	7.70
Depth, in	4.70

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