New York’s Museum of Modern Art store is stocked with all sorts of beautifully designed practical and collectible items like high-tech kitchenware, children's toys, fashion accessories and even merchandise from Japanese artists such as Yayoi Kusama and Yoshitomo Nara. Good thing you don’t have to be in New York to visit the store – there are MoMA Design Stores in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.
Just when you thought face masks couldn’t get any fancier, the MoMA Design Store has released a collection of reusable cloth masks featuring prints by famous artists whose work is in the MoMA collection. Now you can mask up with six designs based on artwork by Vincent Van Gogh, Claude Monet, Takashi Murakami and more.
This playful face mask features Takashi Murakami's iconic smiley flower motif in a rainbow of colours.
There's 'The Starry Night Saint Rémy' by Vincent Van Gogh, which is one of the most popular paintings in the MoMA collection.
The Claude Monet mask features a soothing print of the artist's signature 'Water Lilies' that was painted in Giverny, France.
This mask features a colourful abstract print by African-American artist Alma Thomas, the painter and art educator who broke through racial barriers in the art world.
This face mask features a black and white print by Carmen Herrera, a Cuban artist who is known for her use of vivid lines and contrasting colours.
The sixth face mask in the collection features a print of 'OOF' by American pop artist Edward Ruscha, who is known for his bold typography.
These vibrant art face masks retail for ¥2,200 each and come with a handy pouch for storing your mask when it’s not in use. You can purchase the full range now at MoMA Design Stores in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, as well as online.
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