[Sustainable Living X Local Charm] The Clam Coin Purse

📣 As all items are handcrafted, the pattern will vary with each shipment. We appreciate your understanding. 🐚 Inspired by the renowned local specialties of Yunlin's coast—the horseshoe crab clam and the hard clam—this "Clam Coin Purse" boasts a rounded shape reminiscent of a charming clam shell, fitting perfectly in your palm. It's not just unique and adorable, but also highly practical for storing everyday essentials like coins, earphones, jewelry, or keys. Its lightweight design makes it easy to carry, and the included metal clasp allows you to attach it to your bag or keychain for convenience on the go. This piece is lovingly crafted by local women in Yunlin, using a thoughtful blend of recycled denim and distinctive leftover patterned fabrics. From the selection and piecing of the fabrics to the finishing touches, every step embodies the warmth of handmade craftsmanship and a commitment to environmental friendliness. Owning this isn't just about possessing an item; it's about cherishing a creation infused with local culture and sustainable values. #Denim fabric colors vary #Random shipment #Style selection not available ---------------------------------------------- Product Name: Clam Coin Purse Dimensions: 12.5*10.5cm Materials: Sustainable fabrics, fabric interfacing, metal hardware Workshop: Hsin Sheng Huo Development Association, Yunlin County ⚠️ Important Purchase Information 🌟 This product is made using sustainable fabrics; patterns and textures are randomly assigned, and shipments will be based on available materials. 🌟 Due to variations in lighting and screen settings, colors may differ slightly from the photos. The actual product color is the standard. 🌟 There may be minor discrepancies in measurements. (Within a normal range of +/- 2 cm) 🌟 As these are hand-sewn items, they may bear subtle marks of handmade creation. Kindly place your order only if you are comfortable with this. Thank you. 【What are Sustainable Fabrics?】Hsin Sheng Huo utilizes fabric scraps from factories and donated second-hand clothing. These materials are then cleaned, sanitized, cut, and redesigned, transforming fabrics that might otherwise be discarded into new, cherished products.