Sukiya-bukuro Pouch [SB-20]

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A sukiyabukuro pouch that exudes luxury and Japanese charm, upcycled from vintage silk obi fabric. It is designed to allow you to incorporate the tradition and beauty imbued in the obi into your daily life, as a small accessory pouch or a secondary bag.

What is a sukiyabukuro?

A sukiyabukuro is a small bag originally used for carrying tea ceremony utensils. It has been used to neatly organize items essential for tea gatherings, such as a fukusa (ceremonial silk cloth), kaishi (paper for sweets), folding fans, small sweets, and sweet picks. In recent years, it has gained popularity as a clutch bag or accessory pouch that complements both traditional Japanese and Western-style outfits.

• Materials: 100% pure silk (vintage obi), plastic fastener
• Dimensions: 150mm (H) x 220mm (W)
• Shipping: Kuroneko Yamato KONEKO-BIN
• International shipping: JAPAN POST EMS/UGX
• Weight: approx. 90g
• Ships within 3 days of order confirmation
  
  

  This sukiyabukuro (traditional Japanese small pouch) is crafted by upcycling vintage silk obi fabric, resulting in a luxurious accessory full of Japanese aesthetic charm. It is designed to bring the tradition and beauty of the obi into daily life, whether as a small item pouch or a secondary bag.

  What is a Sukiyabukuro?

  Originally, a sukiyabukuro was a small pouch used to carry tea ceremony tools. It was designed to neatly hold items such as fukusa (ceremonial cloth), kaishi (paper for sweets), folding fans, small sweets, or sweet-cutting tools needed for a tea gathering. In recent years, sukiyabukuro has also become popular as a clutch bag or pouch that complements both traditional Japanese attire and Western-style clothing.

• Material: 100% silk, Fastener: 100% plastic
• Vertical: 5.5 inches, Horizontal: 9 inches
• Weight: about 50g
• Domestic shipping in Japan: Kuroneko Yamato KONEKO-BIN
• Postage: International shipping via JAPAN POST EMS/UGX with tracking
• Shipped within 3 days after order confirmation