They introduced us to a craftsman in Asakusa, and they were able to accommodate us even with a small number of customers.
My father happens to be a comedian, so we just joke around and don't get along at all, but is that okay? ? I was a little worried, but they finished it perfectly.
As expected of a downtown craftsman!
We have received a lot of feedback from people saying that it holds a surprisingly large amount and is easy to use.
But from Nakamura, who has a lot of baggage,
There was a request: ``I want something a little bigger♪''
Since I live on an island and use my car, I surprisingly don't need a large bag anymore, so I thought I might want something a little smaller.
Do the things you need change depending on your lifestyle? Is that so?
So we are planning two new shapes.
The fabric is dyed in Yokohama using a traditional technique known as Nassen.
The first shape is also popular, so I would like to add a few more to the remaining ones.
Each piece has a different pattern, so it is the only one in the world.
I remembered that there was a time when I had vague fantasies about wanting to become a bag shopper someday.
circle!
Belts made from the same fabric are also very popular.
I would like to add a little bit to this as well.
The next stall will be textiles from Kiryu, Gunma.
Unknown unknown! !
In the stall department, Nakamura is communicating with the president of Kiryu⇩
Look forward to it
Momoko Kaneko
