Kama-nu "Kamawanu" (Green) Gassai Bag / Shingen Bag / Drawstring Pouch

Gassai-bukuro Bag Kamawanu Pattern
Gassai-bukuro / Shingen-bukuro / Drawstring Bag

Unused, new with tags.

A gassai-bukuro bag made with the famous Kabuki pattern, Kamawanu (meaning don't mind or it doesn't matter).

What is the Kamawanu Pattern?
■ It is read as Kamawanu by combining the picture pattern (pictogram) of Kama = sickle and Wa = circle/ring with the hiragana character Nu. As text, it can be written as 構わぬ, 鎌輪奴, or 鎌輪ぬ.

■ The Kamawanu pattern expresses the chic spirit of Edo, such as sacrificing oneself without regard for fire or water to help the weak. It is also an actor's pattern that became popular when the 7th Ichikawa Danjuro wore it on stage.

What is a Gassai-bukuro?
■ A traditional Japanese hand-carry bag called Gassai-bukuro (also written as 合財袋 or 合才袋), meaning a bag that can hold and carry all necessary items.

*It is also sometimes called Shingen-bukuro or Kinchaku-bukuro (drawstring bag).

Specifications:
■ Approximate Dimensions: Height 27cm x Width 21cm (bag body)
■ String Attachment: Chichi (乳) *The loops for the hand strap are made from the same fabric.
■ Materials: Outer fabric (100% cotton), Rayon cord
■ With inner pocket