The bags, in the style of old Tesco carrier bags, emblazoned with the name of the infamous street artist, have popped up in some unusual locations.
They also feature a play on the supermarket’s slogan “every little helps”, saying instead “very little helps”.
The bags are emblazoned with the name of the famous street artist with “very little helps” written underneath (Image: Supplied)
Owner of Urban Art Store, Lee Webster, said he had received the bags from a friend in Bristol.
“With what the slogan said, he was going to sell the bags for £20 each for a homeless charity in the city and sent me some to sell myself,” he said.
Organiser of the Under the Stalls Art Fair, Lee Webster (Image: Newsquest)
“I didn’t want to sell bags in Norwich for a charity in Bristol, so I have agreed to split the proceeds of all bags sold here between St Martin’s, a homeless charity in Norwich and Bristol’s homeless charity.”
Mr Webster says the bags will be displayed and sold at the Under the Stalls Art Fair at the Undercroft Gallery behind Norwich Market.
A private viewing will take place on Thursday before public viewings on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.