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Tokyo Sunday Garden Bag

Tokyo Sunday Garden Bag

Regular price ¥8,550 JPY
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Model : Hayano Shun & Carmille Logbo

Location :Tokyo, Japan

Made by Nature. Shaped by Hand.

Some things cannot be made by machines.

They are grown by nature, shaped by human hands, and given character through the process of making.

HËRITAGE & KAYÜ

Tokyo Strolling

Asian Craft Series

A warm expression of natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, the Tokyo Sunday Garden Bag is defined by its beautiful circular woven pattern and softly rounded form.

Handwoven from natural Ketak fibre, the bag carries the subtle variations that can only come from working with natural materials by hand.

Light and easy to carry, it moves naturally from everyday outings and café afternoons to shopping days and relaxed resort moments.

Unlike pieces made uniformly by machine, every bag has its own character.

The weave may vary slightly from one piece to another. The natural colour of the fibre may differ, and even the curves of the woven surface carry their own individual expression.

At the centre of the bag, a large circular woven motif creates a distinctive focal point bringing a quiet sense of presence to an otherwise understated silhouette.

A handcrafted bag from Lombok, where natural material and human hands come together to create something uniquely its own.

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Size

・Width    : Approx. 20 cm

・Depth    :  Approx. 10 cm

・Height    : Approx. 20 cm

・Handle Drop : Approx. 11 cm

*As each piece is handmade from natural materials, slight variations in size may occur.*

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Style

Basket Bag / Handbag

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Colour

Natural Brown / Brown

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Material

Ketak Fibre

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Design Details

* Handcrafted handles

* Drawstring inner lining

* Three-dimensional circular woven motif

* Handwoven from natural materials

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A Piece with Its Own Character

The beauty of the Tokyo Sunday Garden Bag lies not in perfect uniformity, but in the subtle differences that make each piece its own.

A variation in colour.

A slightly different weave.

The gentle movement of a hand-shaped curve.

These are not imperfections to be corrected, but traces of nature and craftsmanship—quiet details that tell the story of how the piece was made.

Made by nature. Shaped by hand. Meant to be lived with.

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