Gassai-bukuro "Kamawanu" Kamawanu Gassai-bukuro, Shingen-bukuro, Kinchaku Unused, brand new with tags. A Gassai-bukuro made with the "Kamawanu" (Kamawanu/Kamanu) pattern, famous as a Kabuki pattern. What is the Kamawanu pattern? ■ The picture pattern (pictogram) of "Kama = sickle" and "○ = circle/wa" combined with the hiragana "nu" is read as "Kamawanu." The characters can be written as "Kamawanu," "Kamanu," or "Kamanu." ■ The Kamawanu pattern expresses the "stylish Edo spirit" of "not hesitating to face fire and water (suika mo itowazu) and sacrificing oneself to help the weak." It is also an actor's pattern that became popular when Ichikawa Danjuro VII wore it on stage. What is a Gassai-bukuro? ■ A traditional Japanese handbag called a "Gassai-bukuro" (Gassai-bukuro/Gassai-bukuro) means a bag that can hold all the necessary items. ※ It is also sometimes called a Shingen-bukuro or Kinchaku-bukuro. Specifications ■ Approximate dimensions: 27cm long x 21cm wide (bag body) ■ String passage: Chichi (nipple) ※ The loops for passing the hand strap (string) are made with the same pattern. ■ Material: Outer fabric (100% cotton), rayon string ■ With inner pocket