Japanese Wall Art Botanical Art Tomato Girl Summer Sage Green Painting Japandi Poster Kitchen Art Water Bottle

$40

Japanese Wall Art Botanical Art Tomato Girl Summer Sage Green Painting Japandi Poster Kitchen Art Water Bottle

By: Michael Schauer

$40

Size: 18 oz (532 mL) 18 oz (532 mL) 32 oz (946 mL)

Lid Type: Straw Straw Sport Handle

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$40

A lush tomato plant laden with ripe red fruit rises against a soft sage green background, rendered with botanical precision and naturalistic detail. The composition balances dense foliage in deep greens with clusters of scarlet tomatoes, creating a quiet study of cultivated abundance with an almost classical stillness. Built from double-wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel and made to order, keeping drinks cold for hours, with 360-degree wraparound artwork and a sport, straw, or handle lid. Hydration for the desk, the trail, or the commute, carrying an artist's point of view.

Available in 18 oz and 32 oz sizes
Available with sport, straw and handle lid options (lids not sold separately)
Crafted with a durable white, matte, coated stainless steel
360 degree wraparound artwork
Features double-walled vacuum insulation to keeps beverages cold up to 24 hours or hot up to 12 hours
BPA and Phthalate-Free
Hand wash in warm soapy water

Available in 18 oz and 32 oz sizes
Available with sport, straw and handle lid options (lids not sold separately)
Crafted with a durable white, matte, coated stainless steel
360 degree wraparound artwork
Features double-walled vacuum insulation to keeps beverages cold up to 24 hours or hot up to 12 hours
BPA and Phthalate-Free
Hand wash in warm soapy water

Q: How do I clean my Society6 water bottle?

A: For day-to-day use, we recommend cleaning your Society6 water bottle by hand with hot, soapy water. Followed by a thorough rinse before using.

Q: Are Society6 water bottles dishwasher safe?

A: No. We recommend washing your bottle and lids by hand. The heat of the dishwasher can negatively affect the bottle's insulation as well as print quality.

Q: Can I put my Society6 water bottle in the freezer?

A: No, as the water inside the bottle will not freeze due to the double-walled insulation. We recommend adding ice to the bottle if you're craving a crisp, cold drink!

Q: How do I clean my Society6 water bottle?

A: For day-to-day use, we recommend cleaning your Society6 water bottle by hand with hot, soapy water. Followed by a thorough rinse before using.

Q: Are Society6 water bottles dishwasher safe?

A: No. We recommend washing your bottle and lids by hand. The heat of the dishwasher can negatively affect the bottle's insulation as well as print quality.

Q: Can I put my Society6 water bottle in the freezer?

A: No, as the water inside the bottle will not freeze due to the double-walled insulation. We recommend adding ice to the bottle if you're craving a crisp, cold drink!

SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.

RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Click here for more information on returns.

SHIPPING: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days. Click here for more information about delivery options.

RETURNS: Return requests can be made within 30 days of your item(s) delivery. Click here for more information on returns.

About This Piece

Japanese Wall Art Botanical Art Tomato Girl Summer Sage Green Painting Japandi Poster Kitchen Art

By: Michael Schauer

Michael Schauer

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About The Artist

Custom sizes available, contact me via mail: michael@michaelschauer.com Hi, I am Michael and this is my site on Society6. I am a fine art photographer with focus on minimalist and moody landscapes. My images are taken on my various travels to mostly remote regions of the planet. This gallery features works from Iceland, Greenland, Norway but also from my home country Germany and the Alps, especially the Italian Dolomites Mountains. I also like surrealist and abstract images that are not always photography. So you can expect to see flowing patterns and fluid forms on this page as well. One of my greatest inspirations are abstract expressionists like Rothko and William Blake, too. MICHAELSCHAUER.COM