Izumiya Indigo Dyed Drawstring Bag Rabbit, Plant-Dyed Kaito Kiwada Handkerchief, Intangible Cultural Property Designated Hand-Dyed

Izumiya Indigo-Dyed Drawstring Bag - Rabbit. Izumiya Dye Shop
When you tighten the strings, it becomes a cute round shape!

Indigo dyeing meticulously crafted by a dyer who trained in Kyoto.
Indigo Dyeing and Indigo Discharge Dyeing
Shinji Yamada, the owner who trained in Kyoto, the home of dyeing, expresses modern Japanese culture in the form of dyed accessories as a dyer in a castle town, while preserving the ancient dyeing culture and incorporating new techniques into his products.

Indigo Dyeing
Using natural indigo, the fabric is dipped 8-10 times over two days to achieve a deep indigo color.
Indigo Discharge Dyeing
A paste is applied to the indigo-dyed fabric using a stencil to create delicate white patterns.

Height 17 cm x Width 13 cm
Indigo-Dyed Drawstring Bag
1 piece ¥1,100 (tax included)

Kaito Cotton Handkerchief - Yellow Bark (Plant-Based Dye)
This is a Kaito Cotton handkerchief, which has a very pleasant texture.

A specialty product from Chikuzen, Fukuoka Prefecture.
Each piece is hand-dyed with plants.
Designated as Intangible Cultural Property.

Opened for photography.

No stains, tears, or odors.