Handmade item made from the fibers of kudzu vines. Retail price: 14,300 yen Unused Approximate size: 38.5 cm (height) x 43 cm (width) (excluding handles) Images 4 and later are from the iroiro website. These are bags of the same type. Please refer to them for explanations, etc. Quality: Plant fiber (kudzu) Details: A bag hand-woven using fibers extracted from the stems of kudzu (kuzu). Kudzu weaving is hand-woven by the mountain people living near Laos, Thailand, China, and Myanmar. Kudzu, a vine plant, has long fibers, is water-resistant, and yields strong and durable fibers. Kudzu weaving was originally used for fishing nets. This bag also features a weave using fishing net techniques, making it thin, light, and very durable. It can securely hold heavy items such as wine bottles. The supple and translucent weave conforms to the body and blends well with everyday outfits, making it suitable for use in any season.