ROOTOTE
conoca × ROOTOTE / Museum Ruger Bidge Tote / 086501
conoca × ROOTOTE / Museum Ruger Bidge Tote / 086501
SKU:86501
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A tote bag born from the idea of "let's take our trash home with our memories." The Roo-Garbage can be used both indoors and outdoors, and doubles as a trash can.
Lightweight with excellent storage capacity. Pack your essentials for picnics or BBQs, and at your destination, simply insert a garbage bag into the liner to use it as a dustbin. On the way home, you can remove the garbage bag and put other belongings inside to carry them back. It's an excellent item that makes taking trash home or taking it out smart. It can also be used as a dustbin in the office or at home.
Detail
Size: W30 x H40 x D20cm
Handle length: 44cm
Material: Polypropylene
Core material: 80% recycled PET bottles
Outer pockets: 1
Conoca
Born in Tokyo in 2011.
A drawing she made in kindergarten was awarded an honorable mention at the "World Children's Art Exhibition." At age 9, she established her unique technique, "Tsubu Tsubu Art," and used it to paint numerous endangered species. At age 10, she held her first solo exhibition in Azabu Juban, and her order bookings were filled for three years in advance, leading to extensive media coverage. In 2024, she received a special award at the "Showa Kai Exhibition," a prestigious gateway for young artists. She achieved the unprecedented feat of being the youngest recipient ever, as an elementary school student. This led to her becoming an official artist represented by "Nichido Garou," one of Japan's most prominent galleries. Now a middle school student, she is actively pursuing her artistic career, with solo exhibitions at museums and participation in galleries in Paris, establishing herself as a next-generation artist.
Diamond Kids Project
"Every child is a rough diamond"
The Diamond Kids Project aims to help children, who are the future, shine like polished diamonds. The Diamond Kids Project focuses on each child's "talent," and supports them in further enhancing that "talent" by exploring opportunities such as media exposure, exhibitions, workshops, and collaborations with companies. Conoca is a member of the Diamond Kids Project.

