Iwasa handles many materials suitable for formal wear, but among them, horsehair is considered the best.
The reason for this is the strength and elegant luster of natural horse tails, as well as the rarity of being handmade, which means it cannot be produced by machine.

Horsehair is more resistant to heat and friction than ordinary woven fabrics and is known as a material that can be used for generations.
Each strand is then carefully and evenly woven on a hand loom, taking the time to create beautiful horsehair that is described as a "woven jewel."

Iwasa's horsehair bags are made with great care to match these characteristics.

The gusset is made of horsehair, just like the main body, and has a special structure that keeps its shape from collapsing even when items are repeatedly put in and taken out.
The edges of each part are piped to accentuate their elegance, achieving both design and strength.
These require the highly skilled techniques of experienced craftsmen and a great deal of time.

The double zipper at the opening opens wide, making it easy to put things in and take them out. The handle is lined with sponge, making it gentle on your hands.

These bags can be used for sad occasions such as wakes, funerals, public funerals, family funerals (for attendees), farewell parties, memorial services, Buddhist memorial services, and mourning events, as well as for a wide range of occasions such as weddings, thank-you parties, kindergarten entrance and graduation ceremonies, school entrance and graduation ceremonies, and school visitation days.

・Rare horsehair material ・Large opening with double zipper ・Suitable for a wide range of occasions, from formal occasions to going out in a kimono ・Suitable for various formal occasions ・Made in Japan