Japanese Kumo Shibori Bag/assorted colors
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Shibori is a traditional Japanese tie-dying art that dates back 400+ years, to the beginning of the Edo period. The Shibori technique creates a three-dimensional form by folding, crumpling, stitching, plaiting, or plucking and twisting the cloth surface into 3-dimensional shapes before compressing them to dye. The Kumo Bag will take on various shapes depending on what you put in it! (recommended to hold up to 2.7 lbs)
The bag’s unique texture and design, with spikes and ruffles, make it stand out from the crowd. The Kumo Shibori Bag seamlessly blends traditional Japanese art with modern fashion. It's light, convenient design is perfect for everyday use and as a bag organizer insert.
Material: 100% polyester which gives it excellent stretchability.
Measures: 5.1" L × 3.9" W, but can stretch to 15.7" x 13.8".
Care: washable cold water only, the color will not fade.
Caution: do not iron or put in the dryer. Dry on a flat surface to help preserve the life of the Shibori pattern.
• Made in Japan.
Hanako Endo Marlin, the founder and curator of House of Shokunin was born and raised near Tokyo, Japan. Moving to California as an adult inspired her to make a deeper connection to her Japanese heritage and the great tradition of precision and delicacy found in handmade goods.
