Drink Bag
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Description This one-of-a-kind drink bag is handmade in Japan from repurposed chirimen (crepe) kimono fabric. It’s sized to fit a standard wine bottle (up to 750ml), making it easy to carry and gift wine or sake.
It comes with an obijime, a traditional braided kimono cord. Lightweight and reusable, it’s a nice alternative to disposable gift wrap. Product Details Material: Chirimen (crepe) kimono fabric Includes: Obijime (braided cord) Size: Fits standard wine bottles (up to 750ml) Made in Japan Not insulated Lightweight and reusable Pattern Variations and Meanings (8 patterns)
- Temari & Kiku Temari symbolize happiness, celebration, and good fortune, and were historically cherished as gifts and keepsakes.
- Kiku (chrysanthemum) symbolizes longevity, rejuvenation, and elegance.
- Ichimatsu A checkerboard of alternating squares. It symbolizes balance, continuity, and harmony. Popularized in the Edo period, it represents prosperity and is often used in celebratory or auspicious settings.
- Karakusa A pattern of flowing, intertwined vines. It symbolizes longevity, growth, and connection, representing the continuity of life and strong family bonds.
- Sakura Sakura (cherry blossoms) symbolize the beauty of impermanence, the renewal of life, and the joy of the present moment. During hanami season, people gather beneath the blooming trees to celebrate nature and new beginnings.
- Temari & Sakura A pattern that evokes Japanese springtime. Temari, once a beloved handcrafted toy, symbolizes happiness, friendship, and celebration. Sakura represents the fleeting beauty of life.
- Yuzen Floral A Yuzen-dyed floral pattern, like a blooming spring garden. Yuzen dyeing is known for delicate detail and graceful gradations, and was developed in the Edo period as a luxurious method of kimono decoration.
- Temari Traditional embroidered balls, handmade by mothers and grandmothers as gifts for children with hopes for a bright future. They symbolize happiness, friendship, and good fortune. - Seigaiha A motif of overlapping waves. It represents peace, prosperity, and the gentle flow of life. Its rhythmic curves symbolize endless calm and good fortune.
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