A one of a kind luxurious pouch bag with no two bags the same!!It has a stark contrast in colour with a tortoise shell pattern against shocking pink, making the pouch look striking.It is made from sturdy Hakata fabric taken from a vintage obi.

On the inside, there is no lining. Instead we have used the same colour as the fastener and hand embroidered to give a beautiful finished look.
There is a swivel strap at the tip of the chain enabling you to hang the handle anywhere you please.

Material
The material used for the front is from a vintage silk obi.
All other material is brand new.
The lining of the bag is hand sewn in cotton.
A thick number 4 fastener has been used.
The length of the side chain strap is 18cm.

Additional information: What is Hakata-ori (woven textile)?
A Hakata-ori textile refers to a silk textile which is a local speciality, mainly from the Hakata district of Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture.When a Hakata merchant called Yazaemon Mitsuda (1202-1282), came back to Japan with Enni (Benen) from Liu Song Dynasty in 1241 during the Kamakura era, he brought back a Chinese weaving technique which became the beginning of the Hakata-ori textile which has the characteristics of sturdy tightness.

Additional information: What is kikko mon (tortoise shell crest/Hexagon Pattern)?
It originates from the year 794 and came from a design of a hexangular figure Luo pattern from the Heian era and adding a tortoise-shell pattern to clothes and furniture.A tortoise is admired in Japan and is a symbol for long life.By using a carapace of a turtle for the pattern and crest, it has the meaning of being lucky as the tortoise has geometry and there is balance from the hexagon, which is a symbol for long life in Japan.

♡ Commitment to the sewing ♡
 In order to upgrade the quality, we are committed to handmade sewing.

　　●All products are sewed with thick yarn to stitch denim (20s).
　　●All thread ends are made knots in the back.
　　●The lining is carefully stitched with hem stitch followed by back stitch to protect from the lining to be caught in fastener.