"A one-of-a-kind pouch that enjoys circulation" We reused saree fabric that once colored someone's life to create a cute pouch with a round shape! The chance encounter between dough and dough is an exciting dish just by looking at it. It is an everyday item of handicraft that overlaps with the perfection of Indian makers. "Look forward to it after it arrives" Since all pattern combinations are different, we will sell them as assorted items. We hope you will enjoy the excitement of seeing what kind of expression you will receive. "One point of stitching" The hand-sewn stitching is a subtle point. It is a tasteful detail unique to human hands. "What should I put in?" Since it has a three-dimensional shape, it has a solid capacity. Have fun storing makeup bags, pencil cases, and other things you want to keep in your bag every day. It has a cloth loop, so it's easy to hold and convenient for a short outing. "Circular manufacturing" In India, there is a market for recycled sarees. Sally is so closely involved in the lives of Indian people. Rather than discarding sarees that have reached one goal, we will change their shape and circulate them with the power of manufacturing. A piece of fabric selected from a mountain of fabrics. This overlaps with the manufacturer's manufacturing and reaches us. Please enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime encounter. "Shavana's story" This series is made by Shavana Nasim, who lives in India. He is now the leader who brings together 35 workers. However, the road up to this point was not easy. At a young age, I was in an environment where I had to raise a baby by myself. While studying in high school and university, I learned sewing from my mother, and worked part-time in between housework, childcare, and studying. From there, he found sewing jobs such as napkins, aprons, and small bags little by little. In addition, while resisting the values of society that do not allow women in the community to go beyond their living area, they have come to go out on their own, gather friends, and open their own workshops. She believes that one day the women around her will be able to see the world with their own eyes. That all of us can open the way if we ask, that we can shine ourselves. I think Shabana is the one who gives us that kind of hope.