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Exclusive Japan Celestial Blue Kintsugi story fabric tote bag full lining
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M**o
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Very beautiful print and sewing is top notch!
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Received promptly. Love it.
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About this product
Pattern TypeGeometric
MaterialCotton
Product description
Introducing the Japanese Celestial blue Kintsugi Story abstract fabric tote bag, a unique and exclusive item that combines traditional kimono print from the past with a touch of history and culture. The tote bag features a combination of traditional kimono print from the past, adding a touch of history and culture to your everyday life. The bright and vibrant colors of the tote bag bring out the classy and elegant look, making it a stylish accessory for any occasion.
The tote bag is made of 100% cotton, ensuring that it is washable and durable, and can be used for a long time. The internal lining of the tote bag has 125 threadcount, providing extra durability and protection for the contents of the bag. The external Kintsugi story fabric has 85 threadcount, adding a touch of history and culture to the tote bag.
The tote bag has a size of length 45cm, width 34cm, base 4inches, and handle 64cm long, making it spacious enough to carry all your essentials. The loop attached to the bag allows it to be hung charm onto your bag, making it easy to carry around wherever you go. Additionally, a free tissue pouch is added with a free packet of unopened tissue included, providing a convenient and hygienic way to carry tissues with you.
A Japanese shogun named Ashikaga Yoshimasa sent his favorite broken bowl to overseas for repairs, but was dissatisfied with the final fix . So he found another craftsman in Japan who used lacquer resin mixed with melted gold to mend the cracks, creating streaks of gold that ran through the bowl. The shogun was delighted with the result, and thought the bowl was even more beautiful than it had been before. So a designer from Tokyo was inspired by the Kintsugi story n created this fabric design.
This product is limited to a certain number of pieces, making it a unique and exclusive item. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this beautiful and practical tote bag.
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