This is a drawstring shoulder bag made with patchwork Japanese fabric and sashiko stitching. It can be used as a drawstring bag or a crossbody pouch. The outer fabric uses vintage fabrics such as Bingo Kasuri from the early Showa era, while Enshu cotton紬 is used for the cord channels, and the lining uses fabric for kimono linings, all of which are new and unused cotton fabrics. The size is 28cm in height and 25cm in width, with a 4cm gusset. It's large enough to fit a long wallet horizontally. An inner pocket has also been added. The pattern arrangement is the same on the front and back. The strap is made of 1.5mm thick and 9mm wide synthetic leather, and the length is adjustable. It can also be replaced with a commercially available strap. A cord stopper has been attached to the drawstring cord. When used as a shoulder bag, it will not open if only one side is secured. The first image shows the bag with one side secured with the cord stopper.