Thank you for viewing! This bag is made from fabric printed with "Hunminjeongeum (훈민정음)," the predecessor of "Hangeul," which is said to be one of the most beautiful scripts in the world. Hunminjeongeum was created by King Sejong, the 4th king of the Joseon Dynasty, with the meaning of "the proper sounds for teaching the people" so that the common people could easily read and write, and everyone could learn easily. This Hunminjeongeum bag incorporates Hangeul. The design features silver letters that stand out against the black fabric. It's a convenient size, and it can hold all your daily essentials. The opening is a drawstring type, and it adopts the design of a "Pochu-moni (복주머니)." Pochu-moni symbolizes inviting good fortune and trapping good luck. The handles have a geometric pattern in white and black as a point color. This is a unique bag that is hard to find in Japan. It's a must-have item for those who love Korea!