Ever Upward Botanist Bookshelf Packable Nylon Tote Bag - by Galison (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

SHOPPING BAG - Galison's Ever Upward Botanist Bookshelf Reusable Nylon Shopping Bag is a celebration of vintage gardening wisdom and timeless design. Featuring charming artwork of classic botanical book covers, this bag brings a cultivated touch of green-thumb nostalgia to every outing. Crafted from durable nylon, it's a stylish, sustainable alternative to single-use plastics--and folds neatly into a compact pouch when not in use, making it perfect for errands on the go.

BOTANICAL ARTWORK - The richly illustrated design showcases an array of vintage gardening book covers arranged like a curated collection on display. With elegant florals, soft color palettes, and period-style typography, it evokes the beauty of a well-loved collection pulled straight from a cozy gardener's library. Whether you're shopping for plants, produce, or books, this tote brings natural charm along for the ride.

PERFECT FOR GIFTING - A thoughtful gift for gardeners, nature lovers, book enthusiasts, and anyone who values beautiful, functional accessories. Ideal for birthdays, holidays, Mother's Day, or as a sweet surprise for a friend who appreciates vintage-inspired design and eco-friendly living.

HIGH QUALITY - Made from sturdy, lightweight nylon, this bag is designed to handle everyday use with ease. The spacious interior and strong handles can carry groceries, books, and more, while its foldable design allows it to tuck into your purse, glovebox, or backpack. It's easy to clean and made to last--bringing both style and sustainability to your daily routine.

GALISON - Since 1979, Galison has been on a mission to bring art into everyday life with beautifully designed puzzles, stationery, home décor, and more. Our products combine creativity and quality to inspire joy, mindfulness, and connection in the things we use every day.

About the Author

Emily Taylor is a Toronto-based illustrator and surface designer inspired by vintage books, nature, and nostalgic charm. She runs her studio in Toronto's Fashion District and creates art prints, stationery, and textiles under the name Cabin Journal.