Travel Bottle, Sunflowers, Vincent Van Gogh + Free Gift

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Van Gogh's Sunflowers — now your travel companion.

Painted in 1888, Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' is one of the most beloved masterpieces in art history — as seen at MoMA in New York. This officially licensed IZY Bottles x Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam design brings iconic beauty to life on a 900ML travel bottle, curated by ArtyGifts.

What's included:

• 1x IZY Travel Bottle 900ML — Van Gogh Sunflowers
• 1x Magnetic bookmark — Van Gogh Sunflowers (free gift)
• Beautifully presented in a cylinder gift box

Features:

• Completely leak-proof
• Double-wall stainless steel insulation — warm for 12 hours, cold for 24 hours
• Integrated straw for effortless drinking on the go
• Dishwasher safe
• 900ML capacity
• CO₂-neutral produced
• Every purchase donates 900 litres of clean drinking water

The perfect gift for: art lovers, Van Gogh fans, birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas, end-of-year gifting, or corporate gifting.

Corporate & bulk orders welcome
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♥ A free gift with every order!

Every order comes with a free gift of your choice — and the more you spend, the more valuable your gift becomes.

✦ Every order up to €25,- — free magnetic bookmark set of your choice
✦ Spend €25,- or more — choose 1 free art gift of your choice
✦ Spend €50,- or more — choose 1 free art gift of your choice
✦ Spend €100,- or more — choose 1 free art gift of your choice

Your free gift is automatically added to your cart. All you have to do is choose your favourite at checkout — it's our way of saying thank you.

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Discover the story about Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers

Vincent van Gogh painted Sunflowers in 1888–1889 in Arles, France, using oil on canvas with bold, expressive brushstrokes.

He created these paintings to express friendship, gratitude, and hope, originally as decoration for the room of his friend Paul Gauguin. His inspiration came directly from nature, especially the simple beauty of sunflowers in different stages of life.

Today, Sunflowers can be seen in major museums, including the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and the National Gallery in London.