Japanese Kimono Kinchaku Handbag Red Camellia Crane

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Kinchaku (巾着 きんちゃく), is a Japanese drawstring bag used by both women and men to carry small personal belongings, especially while wearing kimono and other traditional dress. More formal kinchaku often have a bamboo basket attached at the bottom to provide more shape and structure. Used to carry one's essentials, bento lunch box and utensils around, the Kinchaku became an iconic Japanese fashion accessory from the Edo era through the Meiji period.

When in Japan, we can see girls wearing kimonos would carry a bag with a girdle to store their small belongings.
With this vigorous, fashionable, antique and elegant small handbags, in the sunny afternoon, we can go and find the poems and distant places in life. There are many colors, and there is always one that suits you.
The capacity of the handbag is no problem for mobile phone & wallet. With a beautiful handbag to add an overall sense to your kimono, the photos you take will be more advanced.

What's special: This bag is a traditional cut, a pouch that Japanese people use when wearing yukata.
How to use: In addition to matching kimono and yukata, it can also be used as a bag for carrying meals to work.
Other applicable scene: Toiletry bags, storage bags, cosmetic bags, storage bags, travel storage, makeup storage

Pattern: Red Camellia Crane
Material: Blended
Size: One Size
Length: 14*12*16cm
Style: Nippon