This is a handmade, one-of-a-kind item. This item uses natural-colored fabric. The phases of the moon are mysteriously linked to our lives and bodies. The New Moon is a time for resetting both mind and body. It's considered a good time to try new things and reflect on yourself. The Full Moon is when energy is at its highest. However, it's important not to overdo it. It's best to relax and take it easy. And then it moves towards the New Moon again. Especially for women, the body is closely connected to the phases of the moon, and it is very delicate and sensitive. The phases of the moon (New Moon, First Quarter, Full Moon, Last Quarter) are embroidered in a circle with plants. Because it is hand-embroidered, no two are exactly alike. We hope this drawstring bag will be a charm for all the hardworking women out there. Why not give it as a gift to a dear friend, wife, or girlfriend? You might see a lovely smile...☆ ■Recommended Points ・The embroidery on the fabric is plump and cute. ・The cycle of the moon phases is a key feature. ・The fabric is sturdy yet soft. ・It's the perfect size for storing small items. ・Tem-works' moon motif series is also chosen as a sanitary napkin case. ■Examples of Use ・For storing lipsticks, medicine, and earphones that tend to get scattered in your everyday bag. ・For storing cosmetics to carry around. ・For storing sanitary products. Holds about 5 sanitary napkins. ・For small gifts. ・Different colors are also available! How about matching with a friend? ■Product Details ・Size Height 20cm, Width 15.5cm, No gusset (Please allow for some variation) ・Materials Used Outer Fabric: Oxford fabric (with flecks) Natural color. Lining: Broadcloth. Ash pink color. A shop tag is sewn on. Ribbon: 6mm wide satin ribbon. Camel color. Adhesive for fraying prevention is used. Embroidery Thread: OLYMPUS No. 25 embroidery thread. ・Care Instructions Do not use a washing machine; hand wash with laundry detergent or soap. Wrinkles may occur due to the nature of the fabric, but iron gently with a pressing cloth. Avoid ironing the embroidered areas as much as possible.