Kakishibu Dyed Shoulder Bag with Patch Japanese Pottery The wool fibers breathe and

The wool fibers breathe and transport moisture away from your body

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or euro size 41

Finnish artist Hanna Konola and Japanese artist Hana Akiyama collaborated on the joint project "Hana to Hanna" by exchanging pictures over email

Some dye transfer may occur during the first 3–4 washes

Kakishibu Dyed Shoulder Bag with Patch Japanese Pottery The wool fibers breathe andThis one of a kind shoulder bag is handcrafted from linen naturally dyed with kakishibu (persimmon tannin), giving it a rich, earthy patina that will continue to develop with use. A hand stitched patch pocket made from vintage Japanese fabric adds a subtle accent, while exposed sashiko inspired stitching highlights its handmade character. Made in Tajima Masayoshi's studio in Hachioji, Japan As it is dyed with natural dyes, the color may fade over time