～ Japanese Vintage Kimono remake！Original handmade mini bag ～

・Wrapping service for presents ・Free shipping in Japan

A limited number of original mini bag in the world made of vintage Kimono
and yet cute and casual!!
Please enjoy the Japanese cool handbag of the new style !!

The bag can enjoy regardless of the age from children to adults.

・The body is made from Japanese traditional vintage Kimono.
　The pattern is Green Edo Komon on blue ocean dance.
・Flowers are made from several kinds of kimono,too.
・The lining is brand new, made of lime-green cotton broadcloth.

☆ 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.

■ About Free Shipping・Only in Japan
It will be delivered by click post from post office (tracking service can also check the delivery status).
Cash on delivery not possible ・ Time can not be specified. It will be delivered your postbox.

If it becomes delivery to the mailbox, and it does not enter the mailbox, it will be a face-to-door handout (we will inform you by delivery notice when absent).

Additional information: What is Seigaihah (Blue Sea Wave)?
The name blue sea dance, otherwise known as the pattern of the waves in a blue ocean, are said to have originated from the name of the dance music used for the Japanese Imperial court, which also appears in the Tale of Genji (1001).
The wave design is made from the arches of concentric circles which have been superimposed upon each other so that only the upper portion of each set of circles is visible which creates a fan shaped pattern. As well as representing a prayer for a peaceful life that will always continue like the smooth quiet sea shown when the fan is spread open. The shape also has the meaning of gbecoming prosperoush and it is often taken as a lucky charm, which is often referred to as gSuehiroh. In addition, in the pattern of gthe waterh, it is believed that it holds the meaning of a lucky omen for purity and warding off evil spirits. As for the design, it is thought that this has come to signify a symbol of expressing water, after the Kamakura era (1190 to present).