Travel pouch 3 set

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A three-piece pouch set in LL, L, and M sizes, crafted from linen in richly hued plant-dyed colors. Ideal for travel, yet versatile enough for everyday use. This plain-weave fabric, woven from hemp yarn to the maximum density, is distinguished by its unique crisp texture and luster. Both are with "A.S" embroidery.

Ume Mocha Brown : The raw material used is plum (branch), a member of the rose family and genus Prunus. In Japan, this tree has long been part of everyday life. Originally from China, it was introduced to Japan during the Yayoi period for its medicinal properties. Although it yielded its place as Japan’s symbolic flower to the cherry blossom by the late Heian period, it was later reappraised during the Momoyama period as an early spring flower appreciated in tea gatherings—a tradition that continues to this day.

Tulip red orange : The raw material used is tulip, of the family Liliaceae and genus Tulipa. The Japanese name is “ukonkō” (or “ukkonkō”). The name derives from the resemblance of the tulip’s floral fragrance to that of the ukon (turmeric) flower, which is used as a spice and for other purposes.

Gobaishi Dark Violet : The raw material is gobaishi (galls), from the cashew family (Anacardiaceae), genus Rhus. Gobaishi refers to the dried galls formed on the leaves of the Rhus tree when it is parasitized by the sumac aphid; this process stimulates the tree to produce large galls rich in high-quality tannins. It was historically used as a material for ohaguro(traditional tooth blackening).