This bag was sewn in the Japanese style of the Komebukuro technique and quilted with elegant sashiko embroidery. Including pretty geometrical patterns on white and indigo-blue ground. In the past Komebukuro bags were used in Japan to store rice, so it sits on the ground nicely and has a pretty shape when filled. You can use it as a storage bag for knitting utensils, cosmetics, grain and all sorts of other things, or as a bag to transport your wallet or lunch box.
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