• Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse Bags Flyn Hats
  • Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse Bags Flyn Hats
  • Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse Bags Flyn Hats
  • Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse Bags Flyn Hats
  • Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse Bags Flyn Hats
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Did you know?

Baby opossums are incredibly tiny. They are about the size of a grain of rice when they are first born.

STORY: Wildlife researchers in Peru observed an opossum calmly walking alongside an ocelot despite the ocelot being a predator.

Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse

Not Dead Yet Upcycled Zipper Purse

$300.00
$300.00

Not Dead Yet kicks off a series about the strange, resilient ways animals survive, starting with the opossum. One eye crossed out, still standing, just playing dead.

This bag is designed and hand-sewn in our Westbrook, Maine workshop. One of a kind, so when it's gone, it's gone.

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Not Dead Yet kicks off a series about the strange, resilient ways animals survive, starting with the opossum. One eye crossed out, still standing, just playing dead.

This bag is designed and hand-sewn in our Westbrook, Maine workshop. One of a kind, so when it's gone, it's gone.

This bag was made from upcycled zippers!

lined with original art Flyn fabric

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Option 1: is to pay the extra shipping fee.

Options 2: To get a refund for the order minus the shipping cost and a return fee of $5.

Did you know?

Baby opossums are incredibly tiny. They are about the size of a grain of rice when they are first born.

STORY: Wildlife researchers in Peru observed an opossum calmly walking alongside an ocelot despite the ocelot being a predator.

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Behind the Design

Not Dead Yet

Most of my paintings exist under the umbrella of Shared Environment but this drawing begins a different series - one about the remarkable ways animals survive, adapt, and regenerate.

The series starts with opossums. They are strange, resilient animals with an incredible collection of survival instincts and characteristics that seem almost impossible until you learn they are real.

And, of course, when it comes to opossums, there's one thing worth remembering:

Not Dead, Yet.

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FLYN is an art-driven company built around a love of animals and a fascination with the wild, weird, beautiful, and unexpected things about them.

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