Kagen JIN 7L Leather Tote Bag - Brick Red | Genuine Leather Tote Handbag

Product Number: 1-058 This tote bag is crafted from high-quality Tochigi leather, which deepens in color and luster over time. This leather tote bag is made from the finest Tochigi leather, tanned slowly and meticulously using a vegetable tanning process. The leather is exceptionally soft, and with extended use, its color darkens and its luster intensifies. Key stress points like the handle are hand-stitched, creating a shoulder-carry tote bag. Furthermore, as the bag ages, it will naturally develop scratches and stains, revealing the leather's inherent texture and color variations. This "unfinished" bag will evolve its unique patina over time and with exposure to different environments. *Tochigi leather is dyed with vegetable-based dyes, a process that maximizes the display of the leather's natural grain. Consequently, slight variations in luster and color may occur between different batches and parts of the leather. Experience the distinctive character of this unique leather, born from its natural properties, and allow it to develop its own refined and exquisite expression. This product is a registered trademark of the "Toyooka Kaban" association from Hyogo Prefecture. It belongs to the "Jin" series, symbolizing flexibility and durability. This bag is moderately sized, perfect for short trips or as an additional carry-all. The soft leather gradually conforms to the wearer's body over time. The more you use it, the more familiar the leather becomes, and the deeper its color and luster grow, making it a bag that each owner can savor and watch evolve. Dimensions Width 45 cm x Height 30 cm x Depth 14 cm Handle Length: 51 cm Specifications Front open pocket, Interior (Top zipper): 1 zipper pocket, 2 open pockets Stitch Color: (Black) Gold Brown, (Camel) Off-White, (Terracotta) Wigeon Green Zipper closure, suitable for A4 documents Small outer pocket on the side of the front body Interior zipper pocket Two interior open pockets for small items Self-standing capability Origin: Hyogo Prefecture, Japan