Monday, 24 October 2011

Tracey Emin Soap Star

Liberty of London have put together a limited edition collection of items designed by Britain’s best loved national treasures ranging from our Queen Viv through to Tracey Emin. All proceeds will go to the designers chosen charity.

Tracey Emin’s is a bar of lavender soap wrapped in an original poem penned in Emin’s signature scrawl, all proceeds going to Art Against Knives. At just £10 that is what I call affordable art!


Tracey Emin Lavender Soap with Handwritten Poem Wrapper.
£10.00 from Liberty London.



Images © Liberty.co.uk




Posted by westendmum at 10:33
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1 comment:

teawithonesugarplease said...

I was only in there yesterday but missed this...and got instead some Hello Kitty/Liberty cute stuff instead!

25 October 2011 at 19:56

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