Gifts for Art Lovers in the Online Shop Artgaudí
An original artist and feline inspired illustrated pin badge.
The ‘Cat Artist' enamel pin range is a feline reimagining of some of the greatest artists of all time.
The 'Frida Catlo' pin is a feline interpretation of the mexican legend, Frida Kahlo now reimagined as 'Frida Catlo.’
Large format bag from our Tiles collection.
100% cotton fabric with digital printing, size 62 x 33 cm with 12 cm gusset, cotton handles (approximately 28 cm), black inner lining and double closure with magnet and small carabiner.
Hand-made in Barcelona.
100 % cotton Table runner 42 x 138 cm from our Blue Tiles collection.
Hydraulic tiles are a representative element of Barcelona, being a fundamental element of Catalan modernist architecture from the end of the 19th century and widespread in countries of the Mediterranean basin and the Middle East.
Choker | Alba Collection
Materials: Brass | Uneven finish | Bath of gold and color | Protective lacquer | golden brass chain
Approximate size: 4.6 x 1.7 cm (1.81" x 1.67") | Chain 45 cm (17.71") + extension 5 cm (1.96")
Set of six ceramic coasters inspired by the tile designed by Gaudí for Paseo de Gracia in Barcelona.
Presented in box.
Ceramic coffee set with a design inspired by Gaudí's modernist mosaics.
Little planter with a design inspired by the mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Due to the nature of the material and the hand-finished technique, there may be variations between the colour and appearance of each item.
Frida Kahlo socks.
36/40: UK 3½ - 6½ USA 6 - 9
40/46: UK 6½ - 11 USA 9 - 13½
Folding shopping bag with a design inspired by the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Waterproof.
Capacity 20 kg.
Little planter with a design inspired by the mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Little planter with a design inspired by the mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Due to the nature of the material and the hand-finished technique, there may be variations between the colour and appearance of each item.
Antoni Gaudí is the most prominent catalan architect and a complex artist that carries out its work in a very specific moment in the history of Barcelona, Catalonia and in the international architecture. Juan José Lahuerta, Gaudí Chair’s Director, explains this context in detail to understand the architect in all its richness and complexity.
