Taiwanese Handmade, Souvenir / Indigenous Wine Bag with Cover [La Aruwa Tribe]

Product Summary: Taiwan's indigenous traditional culture, combined with handcrafted textile patchwork techniques, offers an understanding of the meanings behind cultural symbols and totems. Integrating the latest eco-friendly concepts, we create unique cultural and creative products deeply rooted in Taiwan. Product Description: Taiwan, from its original nine indigenous groups to the current fifteen, has seen a growing awareness of cultural preservation, particularly after the impact of the film "Seediq Bale." This has led to a greater appreciation for the "Beauty of Totems" from our indigenous communities. Designed with inspiration from traditional indigenous attire, this piece artfully blends beautiful traditional culture into our daily lives. The wine bottle cover is crafted with exquisite embroidery, some adorned with bells, others featuring handcrafted weaving, and each incorporating unique tribal totems. Unlike mass-produced items, every detail and texture is meticulously showcased. The wine bottle cover and sleeve are detachable, with the sleeve designed to fit various bottle sizes. Whether as a gift or for personal use, this design carries significant cultural heritage. La Aruwa Tribe: The La Aruwa people are primarily distributed in Taoyuan District, Kaohsiung City, with a current population of approximately 461. Traditionally, women wear headscarves wrapped with rooster feathers, black skirts, and blue or white long-sleeved tops. The back of the top features three-colored stripes, symbolizing family and tribal unity. Dimensions (CM): Inner Bag: 18x41x8 CM (Bag Body x Including Handles x Base Diameter) Wine Cover: 26.5x21x16.5 CM (Flat Measurement Full Length x Hem Width x Sleeve Opening Width)