Description

This is a beautifully crafted small tote bag that features a vibrant traditional Chinese landscape painting inspired by the famous "Qian Li Jiang Shan" (Thousands of Miles of Rivers and Mountains) artwork.A sophisticated accessory that blends East-meets-West design, combining traditional Chinese artistic heritage with contemporary fashion sensibilities. It's perfect for art enthusiasts and those who appreciate culturally-inspired, artisanal craftsmanship.

Details

• Core Aesthetic: Crafted from mulberry silk, its surface features the painting’s lush, layered mountain-and-river motifs — capturing the misty, rolling peaks and tranquil waters of classic Chinese landscapes with vivid gradient hues.
• Details & Craft: It’s accented with a light gold custom logo plaque (electroplated hardware) for a retro-luxury touch, plus an elegant silk tassel pendant (adorned with beads) that adds movement. The comfortable, scientifically designed handle balances practicality with a 3D, refined look.
• Functionality: The magnetic-closure structure and inner zippered pocket keep small essentials organized, while the versatile handheld/single-shoulder/crossbody design suits both daily outings and occasions where you want to showcase cultural charm.

Dimensions

• Size: Top 23/Bottom 12.5*12.5*17 cm

• Handle Height: 13 cm

• Color: Golden Yellow

• Material: Embroidery + Mulberry silk

• Weight: 0.39 kg

• Closure: Magnetic Closure

• Capacity: Fits phone, power bank, earphones, lipstick, credit cards, etc.

What's Mulberry Silk

Mulberry silk—often called “the queen of fibers”—is far more than a luxury textile: it is a product of ancient craftsmanship, a symbol of cultural heritage, and a material celebrated for its unparalleled beauty and functionality. Derived from the cocoons of Bombyx mori silkworms (fed exclusively on mulberry leaves), this natural fiber has woven its way through human history for over 5,000 years, leaving an indelible mark on art, trade, and daily life. Silk is also known as "the second skin of the human body" and has been called "soft gold"! The weaving process from silk to real silk must go through many processes, such as raw silk weaving, spun silk, raw silk, refining of the fabric, dyeing, printing and finishing.In every thread of mulberry silk, there is a story: of ancient craft, cross-cultural exchange, and the quiet luxury of a fiber that has captivated humanity for millennia.

Care & Maintenance

Caring for a genuine leather embroidered bag requires attention to the following points:

1. Keep it dry: Avoid exposing the bag to moisture or rain, as a damp environment can lead to mold or discoloration of the leather.
2. Avoid direct sunlight: Try to keep the bag away from direct sunlight to prevent the leather from becoming stiff, fading, or cracking.
3. Regular cleaning: Use a professional leather cleaner or a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe away surface stains. Avoid using cleaners with alcohol or harsh chemicals.
4. Protective spray: You can use a specialized leather protective spray to help shield the leather from stains and moisture.
5. Handle with care: Avoid pulling or squeezing the bag forcefully to prevent damage to the embroidered parts.
6. Storage precautions: When not in use, store the bag in a well-ventilated, dry place, and consider placing a moisture absorber inside.
7. Regular conditioning: Use a professional leather conditioner or wax for periodic maintenance to keep the leather soft and glossy.

Please note that different types of genuine leather may require different care methods. It is advisable to choose the appropriate care method based on the specific material of the bag.

Authenticity Statement

Due to the artisanal nature of heritage textiles, slight variations in pattern and color are natural and part of the uniqueness of each piece.