Straight flower embroidery/body back

●Straight flower embroidery/body bag Straight flower embroidery is essential for body bags. It has an earthy color scheme that combines brown and green with blue-gray canvas. You can carry a suitably sized bag both in your back and in your front. The three-dimensional sewing form fits your body. Also, the length of the belt can be adjusted in two places, so it can be carried by both men and women. ◎Different embroidery is embroidered on both sides of the bag. Each piece has a different look because it is embroidered using a horizontal machine embroidery by a skilled craftsman named Hun. ◎The metal fittings are unified with a beautiful gold color, giving it a nostalgic and gentle impression. ◎YKK zipper is used to open and close the bag. ◎The leather is made of high quality brown cowhide. ◎The outer material of the bag is made of blue-gray canvas fabric and brown and green polyester fabric. ◎I used a moss color polka dot pattern for the lining of the bag. There is one zipper pocket inside. ◎A 9.7 inch iPad can fit inside. ◎Body torso is S size. ◎The photo is for a right-handed person. ■Size: 27cm (width) 42cm (body part) ■Weight: 350g ■Product number: 9E16A129L1 *Products are handmade so there may be individual differences. In particular, items with darts or gathers may differ by a few centimeters depending on how you measure them. Therefore, please judge the size comprehensively, including the photo. Also, please note that photos often look larger when the product is positioned in front of the torso. 《Brown leather/canvas fabric》 type This item will be shipped from Vietnam via regular mail. Trackable. Made by a Japanese person living in Vietnam. https://youtu.be/To9853__kGY Disappearing “horizontal machine embroidery” Most of Pangandaran's embroideries are embroidered using horizontal machine embroidery. How is "horizontal machine embroidery" different from machine embroidery? I am often asked this. With regular machine embroidery, the machine reads the embroidery picture and stitches it automatically. Therefore, all embroidery is uniform and exactly the same. On the other hand, "horizontal machine embroidery" is a craftsmanship in which the craftsman moves the cloth and embroiders the embroidery picture. Because they are made by people, each one has a different expression. No two embroideries are the same, and the finished embroidery has a texture that makes you think it's hand-embroidered. Just imagining the craftsmanship of transferring the sketch to the cloth, looking at the original, and stitching in accordance with the up and down movements of the sewing machine needle. Currently, there are about 400 people in Vietnam who can do horizontal machine embroidery. However, only 50 of them can be stabbed as part of their job. Furthermore, 30 people passed the highest rank of the embroidery test, Level 4. Only 10 of them are able to stitch the Pangandaran embroidery, which is said to be difficult. But just being good is not enough. Yes, embroidery requires good taste. A small nuance can make a big difference in the impression. That's why we are asking Mr. Hung, who has the best skills in Pangandaran, to do it. Mr. Hung is currently 46 years old, but he has been stabbing since he was 15 years old, so he is a veteran of this industry for 31 years. And he has really good taste. I have full confidence in them. Due to economic development in recent years, the traditional crafts industry in Vietnam is in a difficult situation. Since 2000, the number of people who can do horizontal machine embroidery has been rapidly decreasing. There used to be a school, but now skilled craftsmen take and teach apprentices. Mr. Hun says he has taught four people so far, but there are no young people these days who can stab. Due to rapid economic growth, handiwork has been left behind, and the number of craftsmen is expected to decrease further in the future. The speed is faster than in Japan, and the national system is not trying to protect it. As a result, Vietnam's horizontal machine embroidery is destined to fade into obsolescence within the next ten years. In the video, we had a highly skilled craftsman, Mr. Hung, stitch the ``Shower Rain Embroidery.'' Please take a look at the beautiful embroidery created using reliable techniques.