Two items bundled together: ① Tote bag ② Skirt Neither item is new. They have been used about 5 times. The current condition is after washing at home. I purchased these from a handmade artist in 2025. I liked the color and pattern, which reminded me of Myakumyaku (the Osaka Expo mascot). However, because it's flashy, I haven't had many opportunities to use them. I hope someone who will use them often will appreciate them. The material is 100% polyester African fabric. The artist purchased the fabric in Congo. I call it the "Myakumyaku pattern," but apparently, it's a "Peacock feather swirl pattern." ① Please also check the size in the photos with the scale. Width: Approximately 35cm Height: Approximately 39.5cm There is no lining or pocket. Shoulder carry: It works even for my large build, but it might not work with a thick winter coat. I have washed it several times. Because the color faded a little, I always washed it with the skirt made of the same material, as a set of two. Due to washing or wear, there is some fuzziness on the fabric. I have included photos, so please check them before purchasing. ② Long skirt Waist: Two elastic bands, with an opening for adjusting the elastic. Waist (finished size, flat): Approximately 34cm (It stretches easily to about 40cm when flat; if you want it looser, replace the elastic; if you want it tighter, shorten the current elastic.) Skirt length: Approximately 94cm Hem circumference: Approximately 185cm I have washed it several times. Because the color faded a little, I always washed it with the bag made of the same material, as a set of two. If you wear white socks, the area where they rub against the skirt might experience color fading. Due to washing or wear, there is some fuzziness on the fabric. Also, the white area on the inside of the waist may have color fading or color transfer. I have included photos, so please check them before purchasing. For shipping, I plan to put them in a plastic bag for waterproofing and use a recycled paper bag (reused item). Notes from the artist about the fabric: ↓↓↓ * African print fabrics are not of the same uniform quality as those distributed in Japan, and may have dye unevenness, print misalignments, and weaving flaws. We hope you will appreciate these as part of the fabric's character and texture.