Eri Inagawa Design Square Pouch, Kyo-ori (Kyoto Weave), Made in Japan

[Design Concept] This product was designed with the hope that it will bring better connections and happy days to those who hold it. The "Shippo-Asanoha" (Seven Treasures Hemp Leaf) pattern incorporated into the design is one of Japan's representative Kumiko patterns. It is a personal favorite of mine, as its shape resembles the Flower of Life, a form of sacred geometry. "Shippo" (Seven Treasures) is an auspicious pattern symbolizing material and interpersonal abundance, carrying the meaning of inviting all forms of prosperity and harmonious relationships to the owner. "Asanoha" (Hemp Leaf) is a geometric pattern inspired by hemp, which has been used in Shinto rituals since ancient times. Because hemp grows straight and vigorously, the pattern is imbued with wishes for the owner's health and growth. I designed this product with the sincere wish that those who use it will experience abundance, meaningful connections, growth, and prosperity.

Designed by voice actress Eri Inagawa, featuring "Kyo-ori" (Kyoto textile) on the outer fabric. An M-oshi Mall original square pouch. Made in Japan: Committed to Japanese craftsmanship, carefully tailored in Kyoto. Please note that the pattern placement may differ from the photos. We cannot accept requests for specific pattern variations.

Material: Polyester Color: Navy (White/Gold pattern) Size: Medium Style: Japanese pattern, Hemp Leaf and Seven Treasures Square Pouch Features: Uses Kyo-ori fabric, Made in Japan, Square design