This image features a vintage design showcasing the American funk band "Rufus" (ルーファス), active in the 1970s, and their vocalist "Chaka Khan" (チャカ・カーン). Detailed elements: • Central illustration: A portrait-like depiction, presumably of Chaka Khan. • "Rufus" logo: Emphasized in red cursive, the band's name. • "featuring Chaka Khan" text: Indicates Chaka Khan was the face of the band. • Lips and tongue art: Graphics reminiscent of pop art and psychedelic design influences of the time. • "abc Records" and "COLUMBIA RECORDS" logos: The labels Rufus released music on. They moved to Columbia in the late 1970s. Possible uses: This design was likely created for tour t-shirts, promotional tote bags, or fan items (merchandise). The fabric texture suggests the possibility of a vintage canvas bag, etc. Background information: • Rufus featuring Chaka Khan had hit songs like "Tell Me Something Good" and "Sweet Thing" in the 1970s, making a significant impact on the R&B and funk scene. • Chaka Khan later had solo hits like "I'm Every Woman" and "Ain't Nobody." ⸻ Summary: This is a promotional item or tour merchandise of the 1970s funk band "Rufus featuring Chaka Khan," and it may be a vintage collector's item. I was working at a record company at the time. I found it at my parents' house. Home cleaned. Slight stains. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. #ShowaRetro #Rufus #ChakaKhan