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Gamaku (horizontal type / small) | Umebayashi | Hand-dyed fabric, umbrella cloth, 100% cotton, Japanese wallet pouch, wallet pouch, made in Japan | Kyoto craftsman's workmanship 【 Fuwa Market original 】
Traditional patterns and craftsmanship intertwined, beautifully practical accessories

The "Pattern of Happiness" series is an original design that brings to life the "wish for happiness" inherent in traditional Japanese patterns, created together with a textile designer.
One of the patterns in the series is the plum blossom, admired for its beauty, vitality, nobility, and fragrant image, which has been loved by people since ancient times.
We designed a modern take to dye a good quality fabric with a lively motif, infusing it with a contemporary lifestyle style.
✔ Meticulous craftsmanship: Each piece is carefully dyed at a dyeing workshop in Kyoto
✔ Modern traditional patterns: Enjoy selecting from 3 types of patterns × 2 color variations
✔ High durability: Made from thick handwoven cotton fabric (No. 11), durable and long-lasting
✔ Also great as a high-quality gift: The "Pattern of Happiness" conveys special thoughts
Bright Japanese colors at your fingertips

The size of the purse is approximately 10.5cm height × 19cm width × 14.5cm depth. Its elongated shape fits comfortably in a bag and is a convenient size for everyday use.

The wide opening allows easy access to the contents, making it simple to take items in and out.

The clean and neat design makes it perfect for holding wallets, makeup pouches, small items, passports, and more, suitable for multiple uses.

Of course, it can be used as a clutch bag, coordinating well with kimono and casual clothes, and is also perfect for special outings.
Add a touch of Japanese color to your everyday life.
The charm of hand dyeing craftsmanship stands out

The purse features an original textile design made with hand dyeing.
Using domestic cotton fabric from the brand "Fujikinbai," which has a traditional history, each piece is carefully hand-dyed at a dyeing workshop in Kyoto, one by one, using precious shuttle looms.

Skilled artisans dye the high-quality cotton fabric by hand at the Kyoto dyeing workshop.
The traditional technique creates a deep color and a unique blend that is truly captivating.

Looking closely at the fabric, you can feel the richness of the colors unique to hand dyeing. Subtle gradations and shading create a blend that can only be achieved by handwork, expressing a one-of-a-kind beauty.
Each piece is carefully dyed one by one, resulting in a warmth and depth that cannot be expressed by simple printing.

The meticulous craftsmanship brings out the refined beauty of Japanese style. Each time you use it, you can feel the meaning of traditional craftsmanship and Japanese beauty.
We hope you will experience the charm of this blend of warmth and beauty brought to life by the craftsman's handiwork.
Plum blossom pattern imbued with wishes and prayers
Plum blossoms for health and disaster prevention
A delicate flower that blooms bravely amid cold winds and snow. Along with its faint sweet fragrance, it signals the early arrival of spring.
The deep red, pink, and white colors of the winter landscape evoke a breath of life.
In Japan's oldest anthology of songs, the "Manyoshu," many songs use the plum blossom as a theme, enchanting people since ancient times.
The plum blossom is said to be the origin of the plum-flavored dried fruit and the tea "Daifuku-cha," which contains kunpu seaweed and was traditionally drunk by Emperor Murakami during the Heian period when he was ill, aiding his recovery. It became a custom to drink it while wishing for a year free of illness and disasters.

The colors include warm reds,

and bright, poppy yellows in two color variations.
The colors fall softly yet maintain individuality, making them ideal as colorful items for everyday life. Being Japanese modern designs, they also coordinate well with kimono and casual clothes.
※ Since the fabric is made by cutting large pieces, there may be individual differences in the placement of the pattern. Please understand this.
Lineup of the "Pattern of Happiness" series

The "Pattern of Happiness" series offers modernized designs of 6 types of traditional patterns.
・Silver Plum Pattern (heated silver plum, calling for good luck)
・Ichimatsu Pattern (checkered pattern, traditional beauty)
・Plum Blossom Pattern (plum blossoms for health and disaster prevention)
・Blue Ocean Wave Pattern (symbolizing abundance through infinite waves)
・Nanten Pattern (South Heaven for warding off evil)
・Pine Pattern (pine symbolizes prosperity)
Please choose your favorite pattern and brighten your everyday life with vibrant colors.
"Craftsmanship × Traditional Patterns" exquisite products are also perfect as gifts

The "Pattern of Happiness" series features a special design that incorporates the wishes held by traditional Japanese patterns. It is a high-quality craft that can be appreciated as a present for someone important, evoking the spirit of harmony.
・Birthday presents for friends and family, Christmas gifts
・Celebrations for people starting new lives, entrance ceremonies, advancement celebrations, employment celebrations
・Gifts for Mother's Day with feelings of gratitude
・As a return gift for wedding ceremonies
・Souvenirs for overseas visitors
・For adult celebrations and commemorative days as lucky talismans to call good fortune
Why not choose a design you like and bring a touch of Japanese elegance into your daily life?
【Product Details】
・Size (approx.): Width 10.5cm (4.13in) × Length 19cm (7.48in) × Depth 4.5cm (1.77in)
・Weight (approx.): 70g
・Material: Umbrella cloth No. 11 (100% silk)
・Production: Japan (Kyoto, Osaka)
Valuing connections with the local area and society

All original products of Fuwa Market are carefully crafted by Japanese artisans based in Kyoto.
Furthermore, some light tasks such as packaging preparation and tagging are conducted in cooperation with the employment support organization "tomoni".
This partnership was born from the experience of the representative, Mr. Nishida, and his family of Fuwa Market.

By participating in the manufacturing site, we ask for work within a scope that connects to the users’ confidence and joy, and we return the value (wages) accordingly.
Fuwa Market values
"The skills of artisans combined with the hands of people involved to form products"
and cherishes such collaborations.
