★Product Description★ This is a handmade clasp bag. With a large clasp, you can put in large items such as a long wallet and a water bottle. In the photos, a 500ml bottle of tea and a long wallet are used for the shoot. The outer fabric is a brocade fabric like a kimono obi, and the inner fabric is denim. The clasp is sewn on. It has an inner pocket. It has an adjustable length shoulder strap. The shoulder strap is removable, so you can replace it with your favorite handle. You can also use it without the shoulder strap. Please only purchase if you understand that this is a handmade item. ■What is Kinran (Brocade)? It is a luxurious woven fabric with patterns woven using gold leaf, silver leaf, gold thread, and silver thread. It was brought from Ming (China) to Senshu (Osaka) in the Muromachi period, and since then, it has been woven in Nishijin, Kyoto, for a long time, while protecting the tradition. Traditionally, it has been used for tea ceremony utensils, incense utensils, Noh costumes, mounting fabrics, decorations for floats, Hina dolls, May dolls, Kimiko dolls, battledores, and zori. This fabric is made of polyester, not silk, for ease of use, so it has moderate firmness and is easy to care for. Size/Capacity Height: Approximately 17 cm Width: Approximately 34 cm (at the longest point) Gusset: Approximately 12 cm Clasp: 24.5 x 14 cm Handle: Approximately 28 cm Shoulder strap: Approximately 74-135 cm ■Production area: Japan ■Materials/Components: Outer fabric / Kinran (brocade) Polyester, gold and silver threads, etc. Black, gold, flowers Inner fabric / Domestic fabric Denim Handle / Wood Shoulder strap / Synthetic leather ★★★★★Shipping Method★★★★★ Japan Post or Sagawa Express ★★★★★Notes★★★★★ This is a handmade item. Although I work carefully, there may be some distortions in the seams, fabric wrinkles, and shape distortions. Overfilling with heavy items may cause damage! Please only purchase if you understand that this is a handmade item. Returns due to a difference in image after purchase will not be accepted. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us from the question section.