Originating in the Tang Dynasty, royals and nobles used hand-woven cloth bags to hold blessings and wealth. Today, these traditional red envelopes are reimagined with faux leather flap closures and auspicious floral fabrics, accompanying you into a year of peace and prosperity.
// Dimensions //
Width 18cm, Height 9cm.
// Materials & Care //
1. The outer fabric is a Taiwanese cotton (or linen) blend, reinforced with a thick interlining for structure. The flap features a faux leather PU material, adding a refined touch. A Hualian snap button ensures easy opening and closing.
2. For minor stains, gently brush with a soft brush dipped in diluted detergent. Hand washing is recommended, and air drying in a cool place will extend the life of your handmade bag.
// Please Note //
1. Colors may vary slightly between screen displays and the actual product. Pattern placement will also differ due to the nature of fabric cutting; please refrain from purchasing if this is a concern.
2. In support of environmental protection, packaging for shipping will primarily consist of paper bags, mailers, and boxes, aiming to minimize packaging waste. If you have special packaging requirements, such as for gift-giving, please message the designer to discuss.
Product Description
Product Details
- Material
- Cotton
- How It's Made
- Handmade
- Where It's Made
- Taiwan
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- No.73,740 - Stationery | No.2,186 - Chinese New Year
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- Listing Summary
- Originating in the Tang Dynasty, royals and nobles used hand-woven cloth bags to hold blessings and wealth. Today, these traditional red envelopes are reimagined with faux leather flap closures and auspicious floral fabrics, accompanying you into a year of peace and prosperity.
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