Carry a quiet moment of vintage Japan with you. This lightweight cotton tote features a softly muted ukiyo-e style portrait of a woman in kimono—subtle pinks and warm corals set against delicate textures. It feels like a page torn from an old travel poster: reflective, elegant, and a little nostalgic. The slim profile slips easily over your shoulder for market runs, gallery visits, or city wandering. When you sling it on, it becomes part of your everyday rhythm—an understated way to show a love for classic Japanese imagery and slow, thoughtful style.
Club Hamigaki by Kitano Tsunetomi captures the subtle modernity of early twentieth-century Japan through the lens of a master Nihonga painter. Active from the Meiji to Shōwa periods, Tsunetomi was renowned for elevating bijin-ga with refined line, soft colour, and psychological nuance. This work reflects changing urban culture, presenting a woman engaged in a private, contemporary ritual. While rooted in traditional Japanese aesthetics, the painting reveals Tsunetomi’s sensitivity to modern life, demonstrating how he bridged classical techniques with the emerging sophistication of Japan’s new social spaces.
Product features
- 100% cotton, extra-light fabric (140 g/m²) for easy carrying
- Reinforced double-stitched handles for added durability
- Printed design on both sides to keep the image visible from any angle
- Flat-corner construction for a slim, streamlined silhouette
- Vibrant color options; REACH certified and made in India
Care instructions
- Hand wash only. Let the bag air dry
