Frida Kahlo Blue Stainless Steel Tumbler

Frida Kahlo Blue Stainless Steel Tumbler

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter who in her short and tragedy-fuelled life produced a huge portfolio of work. She mixed realism with fantasy in her art, the majority of which were self-portraits. She became known as a symbol of feminism as well as a gay icon. Her naïve folk art represented Mexican popular culture and following her death in the 1950’s her style of art has become increasingly more popular across all demographics. Although the style of the design is Kahlo-esque, the enamel hand-painting derives from a traditional art form that originated in Iran. For happy little pops of colour around your home, this collection of surrealist—inspired designs on a practical stainless steel tumbler just rocks.

Measurements: Dia:8cm H:12cm

Maker Profile:

Employs: 200-300 people

Percentage paid statutory wage: 100%

Ratio working in factory/home: 5/95

✓ Paid Holiday

✓ Health Insurance

✓ Workers receive other benefits: Artisan loans and we fund the education of multiple families of our workers

✓ Right to join trade unions and bargain collectively

✓ Freedom to raise concerns

✓ Health and Safety Compliant

✓ No Child or forced labour

✓ No discrimination in the workplace

✓ Women receive equal pay for equal work

Supports: Hussainy Relief Committee and Alamdar Blood Bank

The use of harmful chemical: None

Environmentally: We use recycled paper to make our products

Why we love this product!

• Hand-painted
• Fair Trade
• Traditional
• Five iconic pops of colour
• Food safe (Wash gently by hand with warm soapy water)