# Shinobue Bag, Angled Shoulder Type A, with a Focus on Design Two-Tier Design For those who prioritize design. The fabric design has been cut generously to personally showcase the patterns beautifully. Fox pattern, Shrine image pattern, Torii gate pattern Glitter print Fabric with woven patterns No content changes or price reductions will be made. Prices vary depending on the fabric and size. Delivery by regular mail takes a considerable number of days. Please purchase with at least 10 days of leeway. No comments needed. Immediate purchase welcome! Shinobue Bag, Angled Shoulder Type A Please tighten the knot at the base yourself. If you want to change the color of the shoulder strap or shorten it, please purchase one yourself. Once you put the contents in, secure them with the knot as shown in the first photo, and tie it tightly each time to prevent the contents from falling out! It may be troublesome to tie it every time, but I made it with the hope that it would look nice even when hanging. Since it is folded for photography, please refer to the pattern on the front side in the second photo, which is a picture of it turned inside out. If you make it pyramid-shaped, it is expected to hold 2-3 shinobue flutes with a diameter of about 16 mm. (I made it with the image of putting in flutes of about 45 cm) Length: Approximately 59.5 cm (Length when not folded) Width: Approximately 7 cm It is the type that is tied with the two strings sewn on the side as shown in the photo. I can't play the flute at all, so I don't know how many-keyed flutes it is for. I make them by referring to the lengths that my fellow hayashi group members have. We will ship it folded, so we cannot be held responsible for any injuries, but you may want to lightly iron it to remove the creases. Please use it gently and carefully as it is handmade. I make these works as a hobby. They do not have the same strength as ready-made products. Please purchase only if you can agree to the precautions. Even if there are comments, as stated in my profile, sales are on a first-come, first-served basis, with no price reductions.