[TOTE BAG] RINGLET A HANDBAG | KOUSHU INDEN (LACQUERED DEERSKIN CRAFTS)| INDEN-YA 備前焼 29 / Bust 44

29 / Bust 44

and the "Hyakuman" Ishikawa Prefecture character pattern

The liveliness and splendor of the nationally famous "Nebuta Matsuri" in Aomori Prefecture is trapped in a sake cup

Tomokazu Noguchi As the name "Kagura" implies

~ Demon Master Nobuzaburo Kamiya ~

[TOTE BAG] RINGLET A HANDBAG | KOUSHU INDEN (LACQUERED DEERSKIN CRAFTS)| INDEN-YA 備前焼 29 / Bust 44Koichi Asakawa Ringlet pattern representing connections The "ringlet" pattern, which is an arrangement of the traditional patterns Kaku tsunagi and Tsunagi wachigai, is a symbol of connection and affinity. Koshu Inden, a traditional craft with a coloured lacquer pattern on deerskin, has been handed down in Kofu for more than 400 years and has a unique texture. This tote bag features a distinctive rounded shape, making it easy to carry in casual