Thelocactus Flower Tote Bag — Southwest Botanical Art by Gene Irvin (1934–2026)

Thelocactus Flower Tote Bag | Southwest Botanical Art by Gene Irvin (1934–2026)

Carry a little of the desert with you. This canvas tote features Gene Irvin's vivid Thelocactus Flower — a ribbed desert cactus crowned with a brilliant, colorful bloom, rendered in his signature watercolor and pen & ink style. It's a bright, cheerful way to bring Southwest botanical art into everyday use, whether for groceries, books, or a day at the market.

Thelocactus is a genus of cacti native to Mexico and the southern United States, prized for the bright, colorful blooms it produces in the warm season. Hardy and drought-tolerant, it's a familiar emblem of the arid Southwest landscapes Gene loved to paint around his Arizona home.

Available in three sizes:

• 18×18" tote bag
• 16×16" tote bag
• 13×13" tote bag

Please note: We keep very few tote bags in stock. Our entire collection is available in tote bags on our Fine Art America / Pixels site. If you don't see the image or size you want here, click here to visit our FAA / Pixels store.

About the artist: A functional piece featuring the artwork of Gene Irvin (1934–2026), from his collected works of Southwest wildlife and botanical art.