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LACMA | A Collection-Connected Museum Store Assortment

A Collection-Connected Assortment for LACMA

From Gallery Themes
to Everyday Objects

A focused 12-piece edit.

A focused 12-piece edit connecting Indonesian batik, ancient Egyptian imagery, textile experimentation, and botanical form with objects visitors can display, wear, collect, and give.

Explore the Assortment
A Tiger Indonesian Batik Wall Art

Recommended assortment · 12 products

Three stories.
One considered edit.

Collection-connected objects shaped by textile, ancient Egyptian, and botanical themes.

Indonesian Batik & Textile Innovation

Ancient Egypt, Reimagined

Botanical Archives & Wearable Form

Why This Assortment Works for LACMA

A clear point of view,
with room to explore.

01

Begins with Themes Already Visible at LACMA

Indonesian batik, ancient Egyptian imagery, and experimental textile practice connect the range to subjects visitors can encounter across LACMA's collection, David Geffen Galleries, and current exhibition program.

02

Fits the Store's Established Product Language

Wall textiles, jewelry, stationery, and compact family gifts extend categories already familiar within museum retail. Each product offers a clear path from looking and learning to displaying, wearing, using, collecting, or giving.

03

Creates a Clean, Testable Twelve-SKU Edit

Three complete stories of four products support balanced merchandising at every viewport. The concise range can be sampled, reviewed, and piloted without filler products or empty display slots.

Why Each SKU Fits LACMA

Beast Indonesian Batik Fabric Wall Art

LACMA's new David Geffen Galleries include Indonesian Batiks and Cultural Exchange, making this a direct subject-level connection to a collection area now on view.

Parang Indonesian Batik Fabric Wall Art

The object gives visitors an approachable continuation of LACMA's presentation of Indonesian batik as a medium of design, exchange, and cultural history.

Sikoasih Indonesian Batik Fabric Wall Art

Its material and pattern language aligns with LACMA's batik gallery while offering a display format suited to design-minded museum visitors.

A Tiger Indonesian Batik Wall Art

This figurative batik design adds a fourth Indonesian textile option to the edit, strengthening the assortment's connection to LACMA's presentation of Indonesian batik as a medium of pattern, image-making, and cultural exchange.

Bastet Meow Egyptian Cat Plush Charm

LACMA holds and displays ancient Egyptian representations of Bastet as a cat, giving this family-friendly charm the assortment's clearest object-level connection.

Anumeow Anubis-Inspired Cat Plush Charm

Anubis appears on mummy masks in LACMA's Egyptian collection, giving this family-oriented gift a recognizable subject connection without claiming derivation from a specific object.

Lapis Teardrop Earrings

Their lapis-toned palette and adornment format align with ancient Egyptian material culture and with lapis jewelry already represented in LACMA Store's broader offer.

Nile Crown Earrings

The form creates a contemporary adornment bridge to LACMA's Egyptian galleries while remaining clearly positioned as independent, Egyptian-inspired merchandise.

Mexican Aster Botanical Notebook

LACMA's collection includes botanical pattern books and floral works, while the Store already supports stationery and flower-led products; this notebook joins those interests without equating its image with a LACMA artwork.

Dwarf Morning Glory Botanical Notebook

The notebook creates an approachable link between close botanical observation in LACMA's holdings and a proven museum-store format visitors can use after their visit.

Dogwood Bract Drop Earrings

The dogwood subject forms an especially close category bridge to floral scarves in LACMA Store, while LACMA's collections provide a wider context of flower motifs in textiles and jewelry.

Once at Midnight Pearl Necklace

Its scale and floral abstraction complement botanical storytelling in LACMA's collection while providing a premium anchor for the Store's design-led jewelry category.

Why These Objects Belong in the Conversation

LACMA's collection and program move across cultures, eras, and materials. This edit follows that breadth through three focused retail stories: Indonesian batik as living textile practice, ancient Egyptian imagery reinterpreted through contemporary gifts, and botanical archives translated into stationery and wearable design. The connections are intentionally transparent. Some are close subject-level links; others are thoughtful affinities of material, motif, or product category.

Each selection also gives the visitor a practical way to continue engaging after the galleries: a textile to display, a piece of jewelry to wear, or a compact character gift to collect and give. None is represented as official LACMA merchandise, a reproduction, or an exhibition product.

A Focused Museum-Retail Pilot

The twelve products form three complete four-piece stories, keeping the page balanced and the buying conversation concise. A Bit of Art can provide samples and confirm wholesale pricing, intended retail pricing, minimum quantities, lead times, packaging, production status, and reorder options for the products LACMA chooses to evaluate.

This proposal is not an approved, official, licensed, or exclusive LACMA collection. Any future use of LACMA's name, marks, collection images, exhibition branding, artist names, or artwork reproductions on products requires separate written authorization, curatorial review, and rights clearance.

Next step

Shape the Final LACMA Edit

Choose the strongest candidates and request samples, confirmed commercial terms, packaging details, and production options for a focused museum-store pilot.

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