A slim and light washi bag that can store A3 size items.
A tote bag designed by dyer Sayaro Yuzuki on paper from the Japanese washi brand SIWA.
It features a long handle that can be carried over the shoulder, and although it has a large capacity that can hold A3 size documents and large documents, it is surprisingly lightweight at only 126g.
You won't have to worry about the weight, and it's so comfortable that you'll forget the bag exists, reducing the strain on your shoulders and arms even on days when you're carrying a lot of luggage.
Compact when not in use
The flat design has no gusset, so it doesn't take up much space when not in use, and can be folded and stored in a slim manner.
It can also be used as a sub-bag after work, on a business trip, or when traveling, so you don't have to worry about where to store it.
Soft touch and warmth of handiwork
The fabric is supple and gentle to the touch, and is carefully tailored with a double layered structure and invisible seams made by craftsmen.
The bag has an inner pocket that is convenient for storing small items. You can quickly access frequently used items such as pass cases, smartphones, keys, etc.
For a walk, shopping, or work. The more you use it, the more the texture of the material deepens, making it a masterpiece that you will love.
Naoron material combines the beauty and suppleness of Japanese paper
``Naoron'' used for tote bags is a unique material from SIWA that takes advantage of the texture of washi paper while adding strength and water resistance.
It is light and soft, feels comfortable in your hand, and is durable enough for everyday use.
The more you use it, the more the wrinkles and texture will deepen, and it is also attractive that you can enjoy aging like leather.
Water resistant and safe even on rainy days. With a load capacity of up to 10kg, you can carry heavy loads with ease.
Dyeer Sayaro Yuzuki
Born in Tokyo in 1922. Studied art history at the University of Tokyo, but interrupted due to the war. While working at the Ohara Museum of Art, he encountered Soetsu Yanagi's ``Mingei'' and began his career in dyeing by studying under the dyeing and weaving artist Keisuke Serizawa.
Since then, he has been active as a leading expert in stencil dyeing, and held solo exhibitions in Paris from 2008 to 2010, receiving high acclaim. In 2014, over 70 of his works will be included in the collection of the Guimet National Museum of Oriental Art in France.
< Passed away in January 2024
[Product specifications]
・Size: Approx. Height 43.5cm x Width 38cm (17.1inch x 14.96inch)
・Weight: Approx. 126g
・Material: Naoron (Japanese paper)
・Specifications: Shoulder compatible/Inner pocket included/No gusset
・Load capacity: Approximately 10kg
・Country of manufacture: Japan
