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☆☆☆☆ Highly popular with men who love kimonos ☆☆☆☆
High-quality suede Inden Shingen-bukuro (men's drawstring bag)
Traditional craft pattern: Kachimushi (winning insect) dragonfly pattern
☆ The dragonfly pattern was favored by Sengoku warlords ☆
Dragonflies were loved by Sengoku warlords (such as Toshiie Maeda) and were also used on helmets, making them a lucky pattern.
Because dragonflies only move forward and never retreat, they came to be called "Kachimushi," the insect that brings victory. They were especially favored by samurai, and were used for decorations on armor and helmets during the Sengoku period.
☆ In ancient Japan, Honshu was called "Akitsushima (Akitsushima/Akitsushu)."
"Akitsu" means dragonfly.
It is said that Emperor Jimmu said that the shape of Honshu resembled a series of dragonflies ☆
Made with high-quality suede Inden.
Kyoto Yumekoromo brand, made in Japan
Size
Approximately 25x18x3cm
There is one large pocket inside.
Material
Inden-style pattern: 100% rayon
Accessories: 100% nylon
Lining: 100% cotton
☆ The fabric and gusset are different from cheap mesh fabrics.
☆ The color of the dots may appear white, but it is a natural beige color.
☆ Can hold a long wallet, smartphone, handkerchief, tissues, etc.
☆ Recommended for outings with Oshima Tsumugi, Yuki Tsumugi, wool, linen kimonos, and yukata.
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Color: Black