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"Pagoda" shopping bag with zipper and inside pocket

"Pagoda" shopping bag with zipper and inside pocket

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Practical shopping bag with zipper and an internal pagoda pocket

Adorn yourself with historical Japan!

  • practical shopping bag decorated with a reproduction of my pen drawing and acrylic painting of a pagoda with a red sun
  • pagodas are multi-story towers made of wood, and they arrived in Japan in the 6th century along with Buddhism
  • a pagoda often has five stories, each symbolizing one of the five Buddhist elements (earth, water, fire, wind, and sky)
  • pagodas are part of temple complexes, and prayer areas for ceremonies are located around them

 

About the textile:

  • the dimensions of the shopping bag are approximately 42 x 36 cm
  • the handle is approximately 75 cm long
  • the bag has a zipper closure and a small internal pocket for small items
  • there is also a smaller image on the back of the bag
  • the colored fabric is made of 100% cotton
  • the textile is decorated with digital printing according to my design
  • the product can be washed (even in a washing machine) at 30°C, ideally inside out
  • ironing is possible with the setting for cotton, even on the face, including steaming
  • the fabric may shrink by up to 10% after the first wash

 

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About digital printing:

  • the images on the textile are reproductions of my original pen drawings and acrylic paintings
  • we print images on textile using direct printing
  • we always prepare images for printing by hand, so the position of the images may differ slightly from the photo

 

About the Architecture of Ancient Japan collection:

  • the collection is inspired by significant structures of historical Japan: the pagoda, torii gate, and castle
  • in this collection, you will find porcelain, textiles, and small paper items
  • I would be happy to place this motif on another mug or anything else for you

 

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