Formal zori bag set, chrysanthemum fir (platinum)

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Formal zori bag set, chrysanthemum fir (platinum)

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Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono, which has been in tune with the fashionable spirit of women of each era, proudly recommends a variety of bags for people living in the modern age. The bags are designed to add a touch of elegance to your outfit and coordinate with your appearance.

Wrapping : Gift wrapping service available

Size (cm) : W30.0 x H27.0 x D10.0

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Product :	Formal zori bag set, chrysanthemum fir (platinum)
Type :	草履バッグセット
Size (cm) :	W30.0 x H27.0 x D10.0
Tags :	Formal、 Formal Collection、 Wrapping available、 Japanese Accessories、 Pattern_Chrysanthemum fir、 zori (Japanese footwear sandals)、
Other :	The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process. Please understand this in advance.
Other :	Gift wrapping service available

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Description

The Boston handbag is a popular handbag that is orthodox and has a lot of storage space. They can be used for various formal occasions such as weddings and graduation ceremonies.

These elegant sandals are made by skilled craftsmen, and the more you wear them, the more they become familiar with your feet and you can enjoy their supple texture. The base is cushioned and easy to walk on.

[Zori reference size]
S：21.5～22.5㎝
М：23.0～24.0㎝
L：24.5～25.0㎝

Patterns

Kiku Momi(Brocade with Design of Crumple in Chrysanthemum Shape)

The pattern of this brocade is originated from a design of an artistic work on paper lacquered with silver and gold entitled to Ō-kiku-momi, meaning crumple in chrysanthemum-shape, having been preserved in Kōetsu-ji temple in Kyoto made by Hon ,ami Kōetsu who lived in the Momoyama period (1573A.D.-1630A.D.) during which time the Japanese culture had ever been flourished, and was called a genius of all kinds of art. This brocade is skillfully woven leaving the abstract and the three-dimentional effect of the original work.

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