Funagata 001 Waxed Canvas Bag, X-Large Color:Charcoal The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeing

The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeing dates back to the Meiji Period in Japan and continues to be used today by companies such as Kamawanu

Crafted by sword artisans from brushed stainless steel

Archival inks were to used to print on white Hahnemühle cotton paper

Features thick horizontal stripes along one side and thinner vertical stripes that overlap from top to bottom

an elegant bowl for all occasions

Funagata 001 Waxed Canvas Bag, X-Large Color:Charcoal The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeingThe Funagata bag by Kazumi Takigawa combines natural fabrication with a unique design inspired by the humble paper bag. Each bag is crafted from durable cotton in a canvas weave and dyed with organic and natural dyes, including coffee, tea, alum mordant, oolong, and an iron mordant. Each bag is finished with a waxed treatment, which will soften and fade slightly over time. To stiffen the bag again and to remove the appearance of fine lines, simply