Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
MIROKU — Tatami-beri bags, made once
MIROKU sells handmade bags and aprons made at Honmyoji Temple in Fuji, Japan, using tatami edging and vintage kimono cloth.
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- Bag buyers drawn to Japanese textiles and handmade pieces
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- The collection spans five categories, including bottle bags, origami forms, kimono-cloth shoulder bags, and aprons.
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The material note explains how tatami mats are edged and why leftover strips can be too short for their original use. MIROKU says those remnants are woven onto paper band recycled in Fuji City; other pieces use vintage kimono cloth. The site also says its photographs were taken at Honmyoji rather than in a studio.
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