Consumption Tote

$20.00

Metamorphosis Collection, 2026

A wearable extension of Bran Cherie’s Metamorphosis collection, this black cotton tote features Consumption, an original acrylic painting from the 2026 collection. The work explores the consuming stage of transformation, drawing from the caterpillar’s period of rapid growth and accumulation before entering the cocoon.

Details
15 × 16 in. black cotton tote bag
100% cotton
Lightweight construction
Long handles for hand or shoulder carry
Artwork reproduced on front
Original artwork: Acrylic on canvas, 18 × 24 in.
Artwork created in 2026
Hand wash in cold water

Please note: Product images are mockups for presentation. The final printed design will be slightly smaller on the tote than depicted.

Metamorphosis Collection, 2026

A wearable extension of Bran Cherie’s Metamorphosis collection, this black cotton tote features Consumption, an original acrylic painting from the 2026 collection. The work explores the consuming stage of transformation, drawing from the caterpillar’s period of rapid growth and accumulation before entering the cocoon.

Details
15 × 16 in. black cotton tote bag
100% cotton
Lightweight construction
Long handles for hand or shoulder carry
Artwork reproduced on front
Original artwork: Acrylic on canvas, 18 × 24 in.
Artwork created in 2026
Hand wash in cold water

Please note: Product images are mockups for presentation. The final printed design will be slightly smaller on the tote than depicted.


Bran Cherie, 1992

Bran is a Los Angeles–raised, mixed-media artist now based in the Washington, DC area. Her work explores identity, transformation, connection, and the human desire to be seen and understood. Working primarily through figurative painting, Cherie combines acrylic and oil with materials such as gold leaf, modeling paste, and other tactile elements to create works that move between realism, symbolism, and abstraction.

Rooted in personal experience while reaching toward shared human themes, Cherie’s practice considers the emotional and psychological spaces between who we have been, who we are, and who we are becoming. Her paintings examine vulnerability, resilience, belonging, love, loss, and the relationships that shape our sense of self. Through recurring symbolism and layered visual narratives, her work invites viewers to recognize aspects of their own experiences within those of another.

A U.S. Air Force veteran, Cherie developed her artistic practice while living and working across the United States and abroad before transitioning to art full time. Her work has been presented through solo exhibitions, commissions, community partnerships, and public programming throughout the Washington, DC region and beyond.