Art Gallery In A Box is an artisan and handmade craft subscription box featuring current American artists and makers. Each Box includes a thoughtful selection of 3 or more small works of art or handcrafted items in a variety of mediums and styles. Also included in every box are the biographies and stories of the featured artists and makers. Art Gallery In A Box aims to support the arts and handmade communities by offering accessible, affordable art. What types of items might you receive in your box?
Pieces may be decorative or functional and can include prints, photos, original drawings, paper goods, fiber art, small sculptures, candles, soap, pottery and much more.
Art Gallery In A Box is a quarterly subscription that ships in March, June, September, and December. This box ships internationally.
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My items arrived in a sturdy box with simple tissue paper wrapping.
I was so excited that I received the box shown on the Art Gallery In A Box website, which is the Spring Box, mainly because I totally adore the flying piggy tote!
Everything in my box!
I received a standard business card.
Each item came with a sheet that discussed the artists featured in this season’s box.
Eric & Christopher Flying Pig Tote ($20-25?) I could only find the large one available online so I linked to that instead. I was most excited about this tote, look at his sweet little face!
This is a high-quality tote that was made in Bucks County, Pennsylvania out of sturdy cotton canvas material. It sits about 12″ high and is 14″ across.
Nature Abstract Art Print by Amy Lighthall ($7 for the print, $1.50 for the mat and backing found here) Here is a piece of art that I really appreciate, I love the colors and the darker “tree” in the front.
I also appreciate that this print came with its own backing and mat. I receive a lot of prints but never know what to do with them so having the included mat was a big improvement over other subscription boxes. The print is on professional quality archival luster photo paper and printed with archival inks and is 5″ x 7″. The mat and backing are 8″ x 10″.
“Be Kind” Button By David Gerbstadt ($1) I try to live by the motto “In a world where you can be anything, be kind”. I am going to place this brightly colored pin on my new tote bag!
Moon & Star Walnut Face Ornaments By Collin Garrity ($6) are cute little ornaments that I plan on setting aside and then placing on my Christmas tree! Check out the bee house on the creator’s Etsy site, it looks so cool!
Greeting Cards & Notebook by Obvious State I couldn’t find these items in the Obvious State online store but will give them a value of $4 for the notebook, $4.50 each for the cards, which is what similar items go for on Etsy.
The notebook has a sturdy cardboard cover featuring a quote from Oscar Wilde. In fact, all of Obvious State’s items feature literary greats.
The inside is lined and this would fit nicely in a backpack, purse, or flying pig tote.
Next up were three cards that are blank on the inside and come with matching envelopes. The cards are cream-colored with black printing.
I was really blown away with my first Art Gallery In A Box box! If you haven’t already guessed, the tote was my very favorite item but I also really like the other items too and I think the cards and prints are high-quality. In fact, all the items were well-made and I love the idea of this box, to promote American artists and artisans. I felt like they sent things you might find at a museum gift shop. I had to guess at some of the values but I feel like this box was worth at least $53. That’s not including the shipping it would cost each vendor to send the individual items so that adds value as well. The items were fun and unique and I look forward to future shipments!
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