As we celebrate Women’s History Month, Stanley 1913 has released a captivating new collection of tumblers that blend striking design with a meaningful purpose. The limited-edition Stanley 1913 x Nest collaboration features original prints from four women artists around the world, showcased on the brand’s popular Quencher ProTour Flip Straw Tumbler and Transit Flip Top Mug.
The collection highlights the creativity and craftsmanship of Cheng Cheng (Samantha) Xu from Shanghai, Melissa Ávila from Mexico City, Abrima Erwiah from Ghana and New York City, and Élan Byrd from Miami. Each artist brings their unique cultural influences and personal narratives to their designs, transforming the tumblers into collectible pieces of functional art.
Cheng Cheng Xu’s “Freedom Women” design features a symbolic bird from the Miao tribe against a rich chocolate brown backdrop, while Melissa Ávila’s “Community” design showcases interlocking hands in vibrant colors on a serene tan hue. Élan Byrd’s “Her Symbols, Her Story” design exudes feminine power with pastel peach and sketched imagery, and Abrima Erwiah’s “Kofi Masquerade” design draws inspiration from West African ceremonial masquerade dress.
The collaboration not only celebrates the artistry of these talented women but also supports women artisans globally. The partnership with Nest, founded by Rebecca van Bergen, aims to provide resources and economic opportunities to craft communities worldwide. Stanley 1913 has donated $125K to Nest’s programs to further support women creators around the globe.
Over the years, Stanley 1913’s tumblers have gained popularity on social media for their unique designs and collaborations. The Stanley 1913 x Nest collection continues this trend by offering visually stunning pieces with a purpose. Each tumbler in the collection tells a story and connects people through artistry, supporting a more prosperous creative economy for women.
The full Stanley 1913 x Nest collection is now available online, offering a stylish and purpose-driven addition to any collection. With a focus on celebrating women artists and supporting global artisans, this collaboration sets a new standard for functional art in the drinkware industry.
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