[Long Lacquerware KIJIRO Set] YOUTA Y4P Horse Leather Dalles Bag, Horizontal, S Size [Limited to 10]

The long handle is finished with "kijiro-nuri," a technique where transparent lacquer is applied over beautiful grain of domestic zelkova wood, allowing the wood grain to show through. As you use it, the wood grain will become more prominent, allowing you to enjoy a "denim-like" aging process.
The popular horizontal S-size is now available in the top-of-the-line horsehide series of doctors' bags. It uses domestic horsehide tanned by skilled tanners in Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture. The front is finished with a dye that ages over time, while the back is finished with pigment to minimize color transfer. Since horsehide with few scratches is rare, mass production is not possible. Despite its large capacity, which can neatly store A4 files and a 14-inch PC, it fits on your lap on the train and is convenient to carry. Its compact size allows women to carry it stylishly on their backs. The horizontal type has a larger capacity than the vertical type, making it ideal for those with a lot of luggage. It doesn't look like a backpack at first glance and goes perfectly with suits or hand-carrying styles. This is a supreme item for those who want to nurture genuine leather and use it for a long time. *Since leather is a natural material, its surface has various traces of the animal. Just like human skin, there may be wrinkles, blood streaks from blood vessels, scars from injuries, stains, moles, etc. Please enjoy the individuality that no two are alike.

Item Spec
Weight	1000 grams (excluding shoulder strap)
Size	Height: 27cm, Width: 38cm, Gusset width: 10cm-13cm, Backpack strap: 67-87cm
Material	Body: Outer fabric: Pure domestic horsehide, cowhide Lining: Polyester Hardware: Brass
Specifications	Exterior: Zipper pocket x 1 Inside: (Front) Free pocket x 2 　　 　 (Back) PC pocket x 1
Production Area	Made in Japan (Toyooka)
Accessories	Backpack strap 67-87cm, divider, key, handle stopper *The genuine leather parts may stain clothing due to color transfer when wet from rain or sweat, or from friction. Please be careful.