Japanese vintage furoshiki origami tote/shoulder bag.
Japanese called this style "Azuma Bukuro."
These Origami tote bags are made from Japanese vintage furoshiki.
Azuma Bukuro refers to a wrapping cloth (Furoshiki) sewed and shaped into a bag that was created when western culture penetrated the Japanese wrapping culture during the Edo period, turning packages into bags.
Japanese called this style "Azuma Bukuro."
These Origami tote bags are made from Japanese vintage furoshiki.
Fully lined with satin fabric.
100% Cotton Furoshiki
It can be worn over the shoulder.
Approx size:
Pattern,
Bamboo/Pine with Turq lining: Width at Bottom 21"x Height from top of the handle 25", This has a Vintage Maekake belt handle
Botanical/Stripe with Green lining: Width at Bottom 22"x Height from the top of the handle 23". This has Self-fabric covered handle.
KABAN+ pieces are refashioned from vintage, deadstock, surplus, discarded, and preloved materials. Imagined, deconstructed, and reconstructed in Malibu, California.
Therefore minor flaws are inherent characteristics of this product.
Hand or machine wash cold water inside out. Tumble dry low. Warm iron if needed.
What is a Azuma Bukuro?Azuma Bukuro refers to a wrapping cloth (Furoshiki) sewed and shaped into a bag that was created when western culture penetrated the Japanese wrapping culture during the Edo period, turning packages into bags.