Mt. Fuji Goyen Bag - Purple Mist Snow Cap

The #MtFujiGoyenBag🗻 Goen (御緣) – Forge an unforgettable connection with Mt. Fuji. Did you know that Mt. Fuji is revered as a guardian deity in Japan? . 🎏 Grandma's Curio Shop x Crudo Leather Craft🎐 This year, we are honored to have forged a connection with local leather brand Crudo Leather to co-create the "Mt. Fuji Goyen Bag." This collaboration beautifully captures the enchanting charm of snow-capped Mt. Fuji at dawn, dusk, and deep into the night. Each exquisite Goyen Bag comes with two detachable straps, allowing you to carry this sacred mountain with you, making it a personal amulet for you and your loved ones. . When visiting Japan, you've surely experienced the tradition of praying at Shinto shrines ⛩. It's customary for Japanese people to toss a 5-yen coin into the offering box, gently ring the bell, and make a wish to the deities. The Japanese word for "5 yen" (五円) sounds identical to "goen" (ご縁), meaning connection or fate. This act is considered a way to connect with the divine. As Japan's tallest peak, Mt. Fuji is considered a "sacred mountain" (聖岳) by the Japanese people, a presence akin to a guardian deity. Thus, the "Mt. Fuji Goyen Bag" is named to symbolize this fated connection, serving as a personal amulet (御守) to accompany you. ❀ Crafted from microfiber leather with a drawstring closure. ❀ Features two detachable straps for versatile carrying options: by hand, shoulder, or crossbody. ❀ Presented in a Fuji-themed gift box (includes a dust bag) with a complimentary "En Musubi" (缘結び) card, symbolizing the connection of fate. 【Crudo Leather Craft】 Founded in 2016, Crudo is a Hong Kong-based design brand specializing in leather goods and personalized engraved gifts. Their mission is to help customers strengthen relationships with their loved ones through thoughtfully designed products, while actively promoting local design culture. In addition to original creations, they have collaborated with local illustrators on joint product lines, aiming to encourage Hongkongers to support homegrown creativity.