Japanese Silk Bamboo Drawstring Kimono Bag Vtg Kinchaku-Bukuro Kago Purple KB92

Vtg Japanese Bamboo and Silk Drawstring Kimono Bag

This is a Japanese drawstring bag made of fine silk cloth and a handwoven bamboo basket lacquered a dark brown. The silk fabric features what appears to be morning glories (asagao) showcasing all of their popular colors in blue, purple, and dark pink. The inside is lines with a mossy green silk fabric and it has braided dark purple cords for the drawstring. This type of bag, called a kinchaku-bukuro, is used as a purse or tote bag for when a person is dressed in kimono or yukata. It is also statement piece for everyday use or excellent for storing small items.

• Purple, green, brown, blue, pink
• Silk, bamboo, string
• Kanji on stamp inside: Japan Industrial and Commercial Union
• C1930
• Item weight: 323 grams
• Packed weight: 900 grams
  
• Approx. 35 cm long x 26 cm wide x 11 cm tall
• Fair condition considering age. Silk is torn in a few places (mostly around where it connects to the basket). Three of the 4 corners have some level of damage from light to severe. Wear and tear due to age. Please see the photos.
• Acquired from a friend's home in Gifu, Japan

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