Forest trees embroidery/A4 tote

●A4 tote bag with forest trees embroidery and lid I used cool striped cotton for the tree trunk. It has a refreshing impression that is unified with blue throughout. I finally made a classic A4 tote bag. It's made of waterproof nylon and has lots of pockets. The inner pocket that can also be used as a lid is very convenient and can be used in a variety of ways. ◎Embroidery is embroidered on the front side of the bag and the pocket. Each piece has a different look because it is embroidered using a horizontal machine embroidery by a skilled craftsman named Hun. ◎The bottom is made of urethane material that can withstand shock and weight. ◎There is a convenient pocket on the back that can hold a smartphone. Height: 18cm. ◎D-tubes are attached to both sides so that shoulder belts (sold separately) can be attached. ◎The inside has three open pockets and a zipper pocket that can also be used as a lid. You can attach keys, etc. to the eggplant ring with a string. There is a rubber belt on the side that allows you to store water bottles, umbrellas, etc. while standing up. ◎Blue nylon material is used for the lining. ◎Waterproof nylon is used except for the embroidered surfaces on the front and pockets. *Waterproof nylon is waterproofed on the back and does not expand or contract, making it difficult to embroidery. ■Size: 25cm (vertical) x 38cm (width) x 15cm (depth) ■Weight: 398g *Products are handmade so there may be individual differences. In particular, items with darts or gathers may differ by a few centimeters depending on how you measure them. Therefore, please judge the size comprehensively, including the photo. Also, please note that photos often appear larger when the product is placed in front of a person. 《Navy nylon fabric》 type ◎This product will be shipped from Vietnam by regular mail. Trackable. Made by a Japanese person living in Vietnam. https://youtu.be/To9853__kGY Disappearing “horizontal machine embroidery” Most of the embroidery on Pangandaran bags is done using horizontal machine embroidery. How is "horizontal machine embroidery" different from machine embroidery? I am often asked this. With regular machine embroidery, the machine reads the embroidery picture and embroiders it automatically. Therefore, all embroidery is uniform and exactly the same. On the other hand, "horizontal machine embroidery" is a craftsmanship in which the craftsman moves the cloth and embroiders the embroidery picture. Because they are made by people, each one has a different expression. No two embroideries are the same, and the finished embroidery has a texture that makes it look like it was hand-embroidered. It's an amazing craftsmanship just to imagine transferring the sketch to the cloth and stitching it while looking at the original and following the up and down movements of the sewing machine needle. Currently, there are about 400 people in Vietnam who can do horizontal machine embroidery. However, only 50 of them can be stabbed as part of their job. Furthermore, 30 people passed the 4th level, the highest rank of the embroidery test. Only 10 of them are able to stitch the Pangandaran embroidery, which is said to be difficult. But just being good is not enough. Yes, embroidery requires good taste. A small nuance can make a big difference in the impression. That's why we asked Mr. Hung, who has the best skills in Pangandaran, to do it. Mr. Hung is currently 46 years old, but he has been stabbing since he was 15 years old, so he is a veteran of this industry for 31 years. And he has really good taste. I have full confidence in them. Due to economic development in recent years, the traditional crafts industry in Vietnam is in a difficult situation. Since the year 2000, the number of people who can embroidery with a horizontal sewing machine has been decreasing rapidly, and there are no young people who can do it these days. It is predicted that the number of craftsmen will continue to decrease in the future, and Vietnam's horizontal machine embroidery is destined to fade into obsolescence in just over ten years. In the video, we had a highly skilled craftsman, Mr. Hung, stitch the ``Shower Rain Embroidery.'' Please take a look at the beautiful embroidery created using reliable techniques.