Met Hippopotamus
Since its arrival at The Met in 1917, the charming Egyptian hippopotamus figurine affectionately known as “William©” (ca. 1961–1878 BCE) has been a Museum favorite. This bag transforms William into a wearable work of art decorated with Sprayground’s signature shark mouth as well as lotus blossoms and marsh plants, symbols life and rebirth and a nod to the hippo’s habitat along the shallow banks of the Nile River.
PRODUCT DETAILS
100% PVC, Zipper top opening , adjustable crossbody strap and removable key chain
Size: H 12” x W 4” x D 9.5”
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Met Hippopotamus
Since its arrival at The Met in 1917, the charming Egyptian hippopotamus figurine affectionately known as “William©” (ca. 1961–1878 BCE) has been a Museum favorite. This bag transforms William into a wearable work of art decorated with Sprayground’s signature shark mouth as well as lotus blossoms and marsh plants, symbols life and rebirth and a nod to the hippo’s habitat along the shallow banks of the Nile River.
PRODUCT DETAILS
100% PVC, Zipper top opening , adjustable crossbody strap and removable key chain
Size: H 12” x W 4” x D 9.5”
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Since its arrival at The Met in 1917, the charming Egyptian hippopotamus figurine affectionately known as “William©” (ca. 1961–1878 BCE) has been a Museum favorite. This bag transforms William into a wearable work of art decorated with Sprayground’s signature shark mouth as well as lotus blossoms and marsh plants, symbols life and rebirth and a nod to the hippo’s habitat along the shallow banks of the Nile River.
PRODUCT DETAILS
100% PVC, Zipper top opening , adjustable crossbody strap and removable key chain
Size: H 12” x W 4” x D 9.5”
