Material / component: Body: cotton/persimmon tannin dyeing Shoulder: synthetic leather
Package: PP bag
Description
A flower pattern in kakishibu dye, drawn in an austere and chic manner. The small, chic size is perfect for both Western clothes and kimonos. This easy-to-use pochette has two-body storage capacity.
*The inside flap is decorated with a stylish old-fashioned cloth-style kimono pattern. (*The pattern on the front and back of the flap varies depending on the individual. The pattern on the reverse side may be changed to something closer to the image.)
*If you double up the shoulder, it can be carried either as a shoulder bag or a handbag.
*Flap (magnetic) closure *Outside: 1 zipper pocket on the back *Inside: 1 open pocket
[Kakishibu dyeing has been used for more than 1,000 years in the distant past, when there were no scientific dyes. Kakishibu dyeing is a technique that is as close to nature as possible. This kakishibu dyeing is done using a technique that is as close to nature as possible, without the use of chemicals. Kakishibu liquid is made from persimmon berries that have been harvested and matured for at least three years, and the color is obtained by drying the berries in the sun.
The color that develops also changes slightly depending on the *composition of the water *season *weather. Please note that there may be uneven dyeing* and darkening. Due to natural dyes, colors may fade slightly.
Description
The small, chic size is perfect for both Western clothes and kimonos.
This easy-to-use pochette has two-body storage capacity.
*The inside flap is decorated with a stylish old-fashioned cloth-style kimono pattern.
(*The pattern on the front and back of the flap varies depending on the individual.
The pattern on the reverse side may be changed to something closer to the image.)
*If you double up the shoulder, it can be carried either as a shoulder bag or a handbag.
*Flap (magnetic) closure
*Outside: 1 zipper pocket on the back
*Inside: 1 open pocket
[Kakishibu dyeing has been used for more than 1,000 years in the distant past, when there were no scientific dyes.
Kakishibu dyeing is a technique that is as close to nature as possible. This kakishibu dyeing is done using a technique that is as close to nature as possible, without the use of chemicals.
Kakishibu liquid is made from persimmon berries that have been harvested and matured for at least three years, and the color is obtained by drying the berries in the sun.
The color that develops also changes slightly depending on the *composition of the water *season *weather. Please note that there may be uneven dyeing* and darkening. Due to natural dyes, colors may fade slightly.