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LIL TJAY and Sprayground Team up for this exciting 4 piece Limited Edition Collection after debuting his #1 Single - Calling My Phone.splitSmall pouch perfect for anything from pencils to make upDimensions: 4" x 2.75" x 8" • Red zipper top openingFabric: Durable 900D Polyester...

LIL TJAY and Sprayground Team up for this exciting 4 piece Limited Edition Collection after debuting his #1 Single - Calling My Phone.split PRODUCT DETAILS ExteriorDimensions: 8.5" x 3" x 8.5" • Double zipper opening • Top handle • Removeable side handle • Red...

split PRODUCT DETAILS ExteriorDimensions: 18" x 6" x 11.5" • Front zipper pocket • Side pockets • Zippered Stash pocket • Ergonomic mesh back padding •Adjustable Straps for custom sizing • Nylon Zippers with Metal Hardware • Metal "Sprayground Authentic" badge • Slide through...

split PRODUCT DETAILS LIMITED EDITION! Never before created or seen. The 1st ever bag that incorporates gold metal toys. A follow up from the popular ninja bag comes the Lost in Space Backpack with 10 sold metal plated gold diecast toys permanently attached to...

splitOur signature Money bear backpack enjoys a Met makeover courtesy of Sprayground. Evocative of an ancient sculpture. this bear-shaped backpack features the likeness of a Macedonian coin (336–323 BCE) forged in the name of Alexander the Great and now in the Museum's Greek and...

splitThis head-turning handbag references Antonio Canova's (Italian. 1757–1822) Perseus with the Head of Medusa (1804–6). a monumental sculpture in The Met collection. It celebrates the Greek hero Perseus's victory over Medusa. the monstrous mythological Gorgon feared for her hair made of snakes and her...

splitThis head-turning handbag references Antonio Canova's (Italian. 1757–1822) Perseus with the Head of Medusa (1804–6). a monumental sculpture in The Met collection. It celebrates the Greek hero Perseus's victory over Medusa. the monstrous mythological Gorgon feared for her hair made of snakes and her...

split Sprayground's signature shark mouth emerges from a Chinese landscape adapted from a late 17th-century vase in The Met collection. The Museum's porcelain vase—an example of so-called Jingdezhen ware—commemorates a literary gathering in the 1690s at the city of Jingdezhen. a major production center of...

splitThe massive section of a column (ca. 300 BCE) from the Greek Temple of Artemis at Sardis is transformed into a Sprayground duffle bag. The column has been turned on its side and adapts the delicate foliate carvings on its capital—a unique characteristic among...

split Two icons meet on this head-turning backpack featuring Sprayground's signature shark mouth and Katsushika Hokusai's (Japanese. 1760–1849) The Great Wave (ca. 1830–32). This timeless woodblock print in The Met's Asian Art collection captures a formidable. foaming breaker towering over tiny boats of fishermen bracing...

split The remarkably timeless motif on a 16th-century Inca tunic is recalled on this backpack. The original garment. now in The Met collection. showcases a black-and-white checkerboard design with a red “V”-shaped yoke around the neck and shoulders. which is alluded to in the ruby-red...

split A spectacular suit of armor from 17th–18th-century Japan informs the studded design on this backpack. While this type of transportable “folding” armor. or tatami gusoku. was typically sported by low-ranking infantrymen. this particular example in The Met collection boasts gold lacquer detailing and silk...

split A beaded headdress. or mpaan. crafted in the Kuba kingdom (present-day Democratic Republic of Congo) during the 19th–20th century. informs the detailing on this artful backpack with Sprayground's shark mouth integrated into the design. Such a headdress. worn during funerals and ceremonial occasions. would...

split  A map of The Met gets a contemporary makeover courtesy of Sprayground. This backpack displays the Museum's blueprint customized with graffiti-like “sprays” of bold color and Sprayground's signature shark mouth. DLXV = 100% FAUX LEATHERPRODUCT DETAILS Exterior Dimensions: 18" x 6" x 11.5" • Front zipper...

split A map of The Met gets a contemporary makeover courtesy of Sprayground. This backpack displays the Museum's blueprint customized with graffiti-like “sprays” of bold color and Sprayground's signature shark mouth. DLXV = 100% FAUX LEATHERPRODUCT DETAILS Exterior Dimensions: 18" x 6" x 11.5" • Front zipper...

split  A selection of Met highlights across cultures and eras—from a Babylonian panel of a striding lion (ca. 604–562 BCE) to Giovanni Battista Tiepolo's (Italian. 1696–1770) Allegory of the Planets and Continents (1752)—unite within frames on this backpack celebrating the Museum's collection. study. conservation. and...

split A selection of Met highlights across cultures and eras—from a Babylonian panel of a striding lion (ca. 604–562 BCE) to Giovanni Battista Tiepolo's (Italian. 1696–1770) Allegory of the Planets and Continents (1752)—unite within frames on this duffle bag celebrating the Museum's collection. study. conservation....

split This backpack recalls a lush still life in The Met's American Wing. Severin Roesen's (American. b. Prussia. 1816–1872?) exceptionally large Still Life: Flowers and Fruit (1850–55) depicts over a dozen varieties of fresh flowers and fruit—an extravagant assortment enabled by 19th-century improvements in cultivation...

splitWhile living in Paris from 1886 to 1888. Vincent van Gogh (Dutch. 1853–1890) painted more than 20 self-portraits. Lacking funds. he bought a mirror and used himself as a subject in order to pursue the art of figure painting without having to pay fees...

split Enjoy a Met masterpiece on the go with this backpack featuring Sprayground's shark mouth and evoking Vincent van Gogh's (Dutch. 1853–1890) Wheat Field with Cypresses (1889). Van Gogh was captivated by cypresses during his convalescence at the asylum in Saint-Rémy. and this exuberant Met...