This is an Ikkanbari bag. Washi paper is applied to a bamboo basket, and old documents purchased in Jimbocho are pasted on top of the underlay. Four coats of persimmon tannin are applied, resulting in a deep finish for this basket bag. 【What is Ikkanbari (Ikkan-bari)?】 Ikkanbari (also written as Ikkan-bari) is a method of remaking baskets by gluing washi paper or kimono fabric onto them. It is said that this technique was originally used to make broken baskets usable again. Applying persimmon tannin as a finish increases water resistance and durability, allowing the item to be used for a longer time. In addition, the persimmon tannin gains luster over time, further enhancing the sense of quality. Lightweight and durable. This is an Ikkanbari bag with a unique design, and no two are alike. Size: 14cm (height) ✖️ 24cm (width) ✖️ 15cm (depth)