Description
Description
This is a Guangxi intangible cultural heritage Zhuang brocade tote bag, with silver white and light purple as the main colors, paired with the classic “Wan Ji” geometric pattern, cleverly integrating millennium weaving craftsmanship with modern commuting bag shapes. The body of the bag adopts the hand weaving technique of “through warp and broken weft”, with rich patterns and auspicious meanings; The bag is equipped with ribbon bows and embroidered tassels in the same color scheme, adding a sense of softness and ceremony, suitable for various scenarios such as the workplace, shopping, and travel.
This bag has ample capacity to accommodate daily commuting or travel items such as A4 files, laptops, umbrellas, water bottles, etc. It supports multiple carrying methods including handheld, single shoulder, and crossbody
Maintenance Tips
Pay attention to maintenance details to protect your bag and extend its lifespan
Avoid scratches: Avoid scratching the surface of leather with sharp objects, as it will be irreparable
Avoid dyeing: Try to avoid rubbing against easily faded clothing such as jeans, dark clothing, etc. to prevent dyeing
Avoid corrosion: Contact with liquids such as alcohol, oil, chemicals, etc. When encountering water, it is necessary to dry it in time. In summer
In hot weather, it is necessary to avoid sweat and moisture from contaminating the leather surface, which can cause discoloration or fading of the leather
Proper storage: When the handbag is idle, place it in soft paper to shape it and then store it in a cool and ventilated place to avoid direct sunlight exposure
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