Japanese beaded bag in a purple/lavender palette. It features a detailed floral pattern made of tiny glass beads. The interior is lined with smooth, light lavender fabric and includes two small slip pockets.
Most vintage Japanese beaded bags date back to the late 1950s through the 1970s, a period when they became highly popular after Princess Michiko carried one for her 1959 wedding. The bags were handmade by skilled kimono and obi belts embroiderers who used a special technique of sewing glass seed with waxed thread to make the structure extra strong. Made with high-quality, uniform Japanese glass beads, these bags are known for keeping their shape and shine over decades.
Size approx.: Length: 20,5 cm, Height: 10,5 cm (with clasps) , Depth: 3,5 cm
Condition: The exterior is in very good vintage condition, with the beadwork well preserved and intact. There are some stains inside (please see images for details).
Please note that all items in my shop are vintage and may show signs of age, including scratches, tarnishing, and other imperfections that add to their character. Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of each item's condition. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out before purchasing. All images are of the actual product. However, please be aware that colors may appear slightly different on screen due to display settings.
