A set of pouches remade from parts of a Black Hmong jacket. (Sold as a set only) I hope you enjoy organizing your belongings with these. These are handmade by the Black Hmong people, designed with a base of indigo cloth dyed and woven using traditional techniques, and featuring embroidery in green that represents the terraced rice fields. Purchased in Sapa, a mountainous region where many people with Black Hmong roots live. Souvenir shops often sell items with machine embroidery for tourists, as the border with China is nearby, but these items were purchased directly from the Black Hmong people's handmade crafts. The charm lies in the use of old materials found in their daily lives, such as those from each household. ① Square Type I especially like the details of the sleeve parts and the thinly sewn stripes. With a deep, near-square shape, it can hold thick compacts, sunscreen, hand cream, chargers, and more. Outer dimensions: approx. 16x15 cm ② Rectangular Type The green-based embroidery, often used on the sleeves, evokes the vast landscape of terraced rice fields. The combination with the stripes is also lovely. The back is plain indigo dyed using a traditional process. Recommended for storing glasses and pens. Outer dimensions: approx. 9 cm (measured at the shorter corner) x 15.5 cm (measured at the bottom of the shorter corner) These are old fabric products, but they are durable. There is no noticeable damage, and the condition is good. *All listed items are sold at the listed price to everyone. Please also refer to my profile.