Sailboat Charm Bag, Lucky Charm, Auspicious Pattern, Dye-Resist, Honpindo, Good Luck and Fortune, Fulfillment of All Wishes

Product Description
☆ A Mamori-bukuro (amulet pouch) is a small bag that was traditionally carried in one's pocket to hold amulets or talismans. It is said that during the Edo period, townspeople would dye their favorite lucky patterns onto these bags, competing to see whose was the most stylish.
☆ Honpindo's Mamori-bukuro are crafted using traditional kata-zome (pattern dyeing) techniques on classic woven fabric, with patterns meticulously dyed by hand.
☆ Please use this pouch to store accessories, digital devices, or other precious items you carry with you.
☆ The Hokake-bune (sailboat) motif has ancient origins, stemming from the belief that gods and ancestral spirits arrived from across the sea by boat. The boat was considered a vessel for deities, bringing good fortune from distant waters. This pattern symbolizes good luck, prosperity, and the fulfillment of all wishes.
☆ Honpindo (Ponpin-do) is a brand of Japanese miscellaneous goods and apparel proposed by Sarakei, a kata-zome dyeing shop founded in Keio 3 (1867).
☆ With the theme Tradition in Daily Life, these items are created by utilizing traditional Japanese materials, techniques, and designs.
☆ Comes with a box.
☆ New and unused, but has been stored at home for a long time.

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