A refined tote that captures the serenity of the Seto Inland Sea through its soft blue hue and painterly obi design.The dignified tortoiseshell motif, woven with blooming chrysanthemums, exudes quiet elegance.Designed to fit A4 documents and a 13-inch laptop, it balances everyday functionality with timeless artistry.Melding tradition with modern utility, this piece is a wearable expression of Japanese beauty—perfectly suited for both kimono and contemporary styles.
職人による手作り
Handcrafted by artisans
世界配送
Global shipping
真正性保証
Authenticity guaranteed
持続可能
Sustainable practices
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河野友香
In Japanese, “Musubu” means “to tie,” “to connect.”It’s a word rich in spirit—carrying the hope that we can link past and future, people and places, Japan and the world.“STUDIO” represents a space of creation and collaboration.A place where old meets new. Where beauty is not just preserved, but reimagined.
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