Name｜Lan-zi bag horse Kip (medium cow) Material｜horse Kip leather (deadstock) Color｜Black Dimensions｜Width 31cm Height 36cm Depth 15cm Shoulder strap length approx. 60cm The frame of a doctor's bag is sewn upside down. It closes with its own weight. No fasteners are needed. The name "Lan-zi bag" comes from the Chinese word 篮子 (lán-zi), which means "hand basket." This bag uses domestic kip leather called Teika, which was obtained in a deadstock condition. Kip leather (medium cow) is positioned between calf (young cow) and steer (adult cow), and it's a material that combines fineness and strength. It is chrome-tanned, but the fibers are dense and firm, yet smooth to the touch. It can be said that the true value of the time = cost spent on tanning is directly reflected. The leather is dyed with a thin dye that allows the tiger stripes to appear, and the subtle grain suggests that it was beaten in a drum.