The NEW Frank Guthier Collective made by Eric & Christopher "Rose of No Man's Land" Tote Each piece of art in this NEW Collective is designed by local tattoo artist, Frank Guthier of Perkasie, PA! Frank has a love for tattoo history and traditional old-style tattoos from the early 1900's. He "fancies Neo traditional" style which is a mix of old and new! “The Rose of No Man's Land” (or in French “La rose sous les boulets”) is a song written as a tribute to the Red Cross nurses at the front lines of World War I. The rose represents the nurses and “No Man's Land” refers to the unoccupied ground between opposing trenches. It’s a beautiful design that is often tattooed on someone to honor a personal hero or caregiver. Made in U.S.A. Screen printed and sewn in Bucks County, PA Approximately 5"x11" bottom x 13" tall Spot clean