Kakishibu Dyed X-Large Shoulder Bag Nobue Ibaraki Japanese Brutalism represented a radical

Japanese Brutalism represented a radical departure from traditional Japanese architecture

Created in Atsuko's studio in Kanagawa Prefecture

two welt pockets

this one uses a unique structure: both ends are sewn into rings and joined with a metal fitting at the center

as the frame can be disassembled simply by stretching the rubber band

Kakishibu Dyed X-Large Shoulder Bag Nobue Ibaraki Japanese Brutalism represented a radicalThis XL shoulder bag is crafted from a durable cotton linen blend and hand dyed with persimmon tannins (kakishibu) in the studio of Tajima Masayoshi in Hachioji, Japan. A vintage fabric patch inspired by traditional Japanese boro adds character, while visible stitching and a richly textured finish showcase its handcrafted quality. The adjustable strap is attached with dyed wooden rings, sealed with a waterproof glass coating for added durability and