Rabbit Garden Embroidered Body Bag

● Rabbit Garden Embroidery Body Bag The highly popular Rabbit Garden embroidery is finally here. Its calm, earthy tones are perfect for adult women. The hand-embroidered flowers, created with French knots, add a touch of warmth. This perfectly sized bag can be worn on your back or in front, and its three-dimensional construction conforms comfortably to your body. The strap length can be adjusted in two places, making it suitable for people of larger builds. *This body bag may feel slightly smaller in person than it appears in photos. Many customers have commented that it felt smaller than expected upon arrival. ◎ The bag features different embroidery on each side. Each piece has a unique expression, meticulously hand-embroidered by skilled artisan Hun using a shuttle embroidery machine. ◎ The hardware is unified in an antique gold finish, creating a nostalgic and gentle impression. ◎ A YKK zipper is used for the bag's closure. ◎ High-quality black cowhide leather is used. ◎ The exterior of the bag is made from a textured polyester fabric. ◎ The interior lining features a navy polka dot pattern. It includes one zippered pocket. ◎ A 9.7-inch iPad fits just barely. ◎ The body mannequin is a size S. ◎ The photos show the bag for right-handed use. ■ Size: 27cm (width) x 42cm (body) ■ Weight: 350g ■ Product Number: 9E41A87L1 *As the products are handmade, there may be individual differences. Particularly for items with darts and gathers, measurements may vary by several centimeters depending on how they are taken. Therefore, please consider the size holistically, including the photos. Also, please understand that photos often make the product appear larger when it is positioned in front of the mannequin. 《Black Leather, Brown Fabric》 Type ◎ This product will be shipped from Vietnam via standard mail with tracking. *Please contact us before purchasing if you require shipping to Okinawa or remote islands, as additional charges will apply. ◎ Made by a Japanese person living in Vietnam. https://youtu.be/To9853__kGY Fading "Shuttle Embroidery" Most of the embroidery on Pangandaran bags is done using "shuttle embroidery." You often ask, "How is shuttle embroidery different from regular machine embroidery?" Regular machine embroidery is done automatically by a machine that reads an embroidery design, resulting in perfectly uniform and identical stitches. On the other hand, "shuttle embroidery" is a craft where an artisan manually moves the fabric while creating the embroidery design. Because it's made by hand, each piece has a unique expression. No two embroidered pieces are exactly alike, and the finished embroidery has a texture that resembles hand-stitching. It's an amazing craft that involves transferring an underdrawing to the fabric and meticulously stitching while following the original design, all while manipulating the needle's up-and-down movement. Just imagining it is incredible. Currently, there are only about 400 people in Vietnam who can perform shuttle embroidery. Of these, only about 50 can do it professionally. Furthermore, only 30 have passed the highest level (Level 4) of embroidery certification. Among them, only 10 can execute Pangandaran's intricate embroidery, which is known to be very difficult. But being skilled isn't enough; embroidery requires a sense of style. A slight nuance can significantly alter the overall impression. Therefore, at Pangandaran, we entrust our work to Hun, who possesses the highest level of skill. Hun is currently 46 years old but has been embroidering since he was 15, making him a veteran of 31 years in this field. Moreover, he has a truly exceptional sense of style. We have complete faith in him. Due to recent economic development, traditional craft industries in Vietnam, like elsewhere, are facing challenging times. Since 2000, the number of people who can perform shuttle embroidery has been rapidly declining, and very few young people today can do it. It is anticipated that the number of artisans will continue to decrease, and Vietnam's shuttle embroidery is on the verge of disappearing within the next decade or so. In the video, we had the privilege of having the skilled artisan Hun embroider "Sudden Rain Embroidery." Please witness the beautiful embroidery brought to life with his assured technique.