Large Tie Dyed Komebukuro Bag with patchwork window

Description

This is an enlarged version of a traditional pouch, used in Japan to carry rice offerings to the temple or to hold gifts.
It is a great design with it's roomy box shape, wide opening and drawstring closure. Very practical for knitting/crochet/sewing or other projects on the go but can also be used as a lunch bag or for holding gifts (or rice)!

With this bag I have combined two Japanese traditions, the rice bag design with the dyeing technique of Shibori, more familiar to most as Tie Dye.
Then I added my own detail with a colourful patchwork panel, inserted like a little window on one side.

The whole bag is reinforced with a sturdy padding, giving the bag body and structure.
Both exterior and lining are 100% cotton.

Dimensions: 20cm wide, 20cm deep, 24 cm high

Care: Spot clean only, do not bleach, warm (steam) iron.

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