Flower-Dyed Drawstring Bag

Regular price: €27,95
Sale price: €27,95
Regular price
Unit price: per

Botanical Dye Drawstring Bags — Set of Three

These Botanical Dye drawstring bags are made using flower remnants collected each day at The Little Shop of Flowers.

Rather than discarding them, we transform the flowers into dye and use a contemporary Japanese dyeing technique known as Botanical Dye.

Useful in many different ways:

As a lunch bag
For storing medication
As a travel organizer
As a makeup pouch
For carrying cutlery to nursery school or kindergarten

A practical set of three, filled with the colors of flowers.

Individual bags are available exclusively at our physical shop.
Price per bag: ¥1,650, tax included.

For Customers Requesting Embroidery

Examples of embroidery thread colors and text styles are available.

If you are unsure which thread color will best suit your design, or have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

▶︎ View Embroidery Samples

Source of Botanical Dye
The Little Shop of Flowers

Material
100% cotton
Double-faced fabric with plain weave on one side and gauze on the other

Size
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color

Quantity must be 1 or more

item description

Plants are not included. Size, color and texture may vary.
This product is managed from both in-store and online inventory. Depending on the timing of your order, there is a possibility that the product will be out of stock and unavailable.

shipping method

Expedited delivery or in-store pickup is available for this product. Please note that the date and time cannot be specified for expedited delivery.

notes

Soak the main body in lukewarm water (30°C or less) in which detergent has been dissolved, place it in a laundry net, and wash it in lukewarm water (40°C or less). We recommend hand washing in a washing machine.
If the detergent is not evenly dispersed, it may cause stains.
Use a detergent that does not contain fluorescent bleach or a neutral detergent.
Do not use bleach.
Rinse thoroughly.
After washing, shape the garment and hang dry in the shade.
Iron at a low temperature (100-120℃) with a cloth.
When wet with perspiration or rain, do not leave the garment unattended, but remove moisture thoroughly.