【Jin Yuan Xing】Blue & White Flip-Flop Decorative Tile Lightweight Tote Bag | Ultra-Light Handbag, Tote, Small Tote Bag

A Journey to Kinmen Ignites Jin Yuan Xing's Boundless Imagination for Decorative Tiles _ 【 Decorative Tile Series Print 】 Decorative tiles were introduced to Taiwan with the gradual influence of Western styles in the early 20th century. Due to their high cost in earlier times, only affluent families could afford to use them on building facades, gradually developing unique Taiwanese patterns. However, as aesthetic styles evolved, the decorative tiles remaining on old buildings became increasingly rare, representing a piece of Taiwanese culture worthy of our shared attention. Jin Yuan Xing takes this as its concept, merging traditional decorative tile motifs with the brand's classic print elements to reinterpret the new look of Taiwanese decorative tiles. This transforms the culture of decorative tiles into another form, continuing to accompany us through beautiful local life. _ 【 Tile Pattern Introduction 】 Blue & White Flip-Flops "Authentic Taiwanese Flavor." What represents authentic Taiwanese flavor? "Blue and white flip-flops" are undoubtedly among the top three choices for most Taiwanese people. Tracing back their history, we can start from the 1950s when the government relocated to Taiwan. At that time, people's living standards were not high. Besides wearing straw sandals or cloth shoes for work, most people went barefoot in their daily lives, which was neither safe nor elegant. Thus, the Army Ordnance Service Command's Plant 304, which produced military boots, was instructed to develop lightweight flip-flops that could be mass-produced. They adopted the national emblem's blue and white color scheme, giving rise to the prototype of flip-flops. With the subsequent development of the plastics industry, they were gradually improved into the classic blue and white flip-flops we see today. _ 【 Specifications 】 Material: 100% Polyester Fiber Dimensions: 30x20x6cm ± 1cm (Handle Drop: 13cm ± 1cm) Origin: Taiwan (Hand-sewn by Tainan Bag Masters)