Thank you for viewing! This is a mini shoulder bag with a clasp, made by patching together scraps of Meisen fabric. It's a size that can hold small items like a smartphone, handkerchief, keychain, and card case. Meisen is a silk fabric used in kimonos that were popular in the Taisho and early Showa periods. How about a small bag made of Meisen, which has stylish colors and patterns and a beautiful sheen? Adhesive interfacing and quilt batting are applied to the patched fabric, and the seams are stitched with a sewing machine. It has a moderate thickness and is sturdy, even though it's a mini shoulder bag. The lining uses fabric from a disassembled Kasuri kimono. Size: Height 21cm (excluding the clasp) Width: Clasp 14cm Bag bottom 14cm Gusset 3.5cm Chain length 109cm (including the hook) Both the clasp and chain are antique gold. There are no pockets inside. The clasp and chain are unused but have been stored for a long time. There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but there may be some minor scratches. The fabric is purchased as scraps (disassembled or new) and used. Although it has not been used after being made into a bag, it is listed as "Like New" for the above reasons. Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments section. If you are considering purchasing, please read the profile section.