Kakishibu Dyed Shoulder Bag brutalism costume and kimono designer during

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Over repeated washing

Kakishibu Dyed Shoulder Bag brutalism costume and kimono designer duringHand dyed with persimmon tannins (kakishibu in Japanese), this sturdy cotton and linen blend canvas shoulder bag features visible stitching and a richly textured finish. As each bag is individually made, slight variations in color and tone will naturally occur. The bag can be worn cross body as well. Made in Tajima Masayoshi's studio in Hachioji, Japan As it is dyed with natural dyes, the color may fade over time and with repeated washing.