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Sukiya-bukuro Pouch [SB-20]
This sukiyabukuro, crafted by upcycling antique pure silk obi fabric, exudes a sense of luxury and traditional Japanese charm. It is designed to allow you to incorporate the tradition and beauty imbued in the obi into your daily life, whether as a pouch for small items or as a secondary bag.
About the Sukiyabukuro
A sukiyabukuro is a small pouch originally used for carrying tea ceremony utensils. It has traditionally been used to neatly organize items essential for a tea gathering, such as a fukusa (ceremonial silk cloth), kaishi (paper for sweets), a folding fan, small sweets, and sweet picks. In recent years, it has also become popular as a clutch bag or pouch that complements both traditional Japanese and Western-style attire.
- Material: 100% pure silk (vintage obi), Fastener: plastic
- Dimensions: 150mm (H) x 220mm (W)
- Domestic Shipping: Kuroneko Yamato KONEKO-BIN
- International Shipping: JAPAN POST EMS/UGX
- Weight: Approx. 90g
- Shipped within 3 days after 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
- Dimensions: 5.9 inches (H) x 8.7 inches (W)
- Weight: Approx. 50g
- Domestic shipping in Japan: Kuroneko Yamato KONEKO-BIN
- International Shipping: JAPAN POST EMS/UGX with tracking
- Shipped within 3 days after order confirmation
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