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cohana Kohana Limited Japanese Blue Material Blue White Tanned Leather Drawstring Dark Indigo
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White tanned leather purse
Yoshikawa Leather Industry Co., Ltd./Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture
Matsushima Kumihimo Store/Iga City, Mie Prefecture
A leather purse shaped like a flower bud.
An easy-to-carry drawstring bag that is perfect for storing sewing tools and accessories.
The cord uses braided cord, which has been used for obijime and ornaments since ancient times. It has both flexibility and strength, which is unique to braided cord, which has intricately intertwined threads.
The drawstring purse is dyed a deep indigo color and decorated with shell buttons. The elegant shine of the shell buttons brings out the beauty of the indigo color.
This purse is made from reliable quality white tanned leather, backed by the traditions of Hyogo, which has developed against the backdrop of abundant water resources, and the tanning techniques of craftsmen.
Hide is turned into leather by "tanning" and made into pure leather as a material. The "white tanned leather" used in Cohana's purses is made using only natural materials and vegetable tannins extracted from plants, without using chemicals in the process, making it a leather that is friendly to people and the environment. The leather that is carefully tanned using this method has a fine grain and beautiful white leather, and is dyed in a beautiful color. The leather is a little hard at first, but it will get used to it as you use it.
Product size
Diameter 85mm
Height 50mm
Package size
Width 104mm x Height 64mm x Depth 103mm
Material
Body/cowhide, string/silk/polyester, buttons/shellfish, beads, loop ties, metal fittings/brass
Please note
・White tanned leather is a natural material, so there may be uneven dyeing. Please enjoy it as a texture.
・Shell buttons have a unique curve, and there are individual differences in shape, color, thickness, and texture.
・Fiber residue inside the drawstring bag and on the back of the leather may peel off due to friction.
・If it gets wet with water or sweat, it may cause discoloration or stains.
・Color may fade due to friction.
・Please store in a well-ventilated place in the shade to prevent discoloration from direct sunlight and deformation and mold from high temperature and humidity.
・If you are concerned about dirt, please remove it with a cleaner made specifically for leather. Please be careful not to rub too hard as this may cause the color to fade.
- If dropped or subjected to strong impact, the shell button may break or parts may come off.
・Please keep out of reach of children.
・The dimensions and weight shown are approximate. There may be differences from the actual product.
・Due to your browser and display settings, there may be differences in color and texture from the actual product.
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Introduction of the workshop
White tanned leather | Yoshikawa Leather Industry Co., Ltd.
Produced in: Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture
A tannery founded in 1955 that started making white leather used for volleyball. A tanner is a specialist who processes skin and transforms it into leather that can be used as a raw material. The leather finished by Yoshikawa Leather Industry Co., Ltd., which believes in making leather without regrets, is beautiful and dyed in beautiful colors.
Kumihimo | Matsushima Kumihimo Store
Production area: Iga City, Mie Prefecture
Founded in 1932 in Iga, Mie Prefecture, Matsushima Kumihimo Store has continued to make braids while preserving tradition for four generations. The owner, Shunsaku Matsushima, uses his wisdom and experience as a traditional craftsman to create unique strings. We continue to seek the luster of silk thread and the beauty of tradition.