"Discovering traditional textiles rooted in Japan's regions and the skills of artisans who are disappearing"

This bag was designed with the above concept in mind.

Umbrella craftsmanship is one of the skills that is disappearing in Japan. Last year, we met parasol designer HiraTen, who is working hard to preserve this skill, and this bag and parasol were born.

The carefully selected material is Banshuori from Hyogo Prefecture, which has a history of over 200 years.
It is soft to the touch and does not fade easily, making it ideal for parasols.

Among these, the Banshu weave used this time uses a special technique that creates a wavy weave, taking advantage of the characteristics of yarn dyeing to give the fabric a more three-dimensional feel.

Parasols are a must-have item for the spring and summer season. We have a selection of refreshing patterns and colors that will make your outings more enjoyable.

The bag is made from the same material as the parasol and has a mini balloon design. The generous gathers and material help to maintain a beautiful silhouette, and it can hold a tri-fold wallet and a small pouch.
It also comes with a removable shoulder strap so that you can keep both hands free even when holding a parasol.

The handle is made from naturally dried zelkova wood that is over 50 years old. The curves created by the careful finishing of the craftsmen make it comfortable to hold and fit comfortably in your hand.

- The opening is easy to open and close with an inner magnetic closure
- Size that can fit a tri-fold wallet
- Detachable shoulder strap
·made in Japan

*Please note that the bag you receive may differ from the photo because the handle joint patterns are individually assembled. Also, you cannot choose the pattern.