Wholesale Japanese Silk Knot Bag – The Ōgi to Hana, Patchwork

Ōgi to hana. Folding fans and flowers, joined as fields. A banded patchwork of classical obi motifs — ōgi fans, kiku, peonies, kikkō hexagons, and stylised waves — held in muted dusty pastels. The silk is warm cream with ivory undertones and the slight softness of age. Across the body, several distinct motif fields join in banded composition: ōgi folding fans, kiku chrysanthemums, peonies, the kikkō hexagonal lattice, and stylised waves. Each field carries its own palette in muted dusty pastels — dusty pink, pale gold, soft taupe, faded sage — and the whole is threaded subtly with gold and silver. The cloth holds the lustre of a high-quality brocade with the patience of something lived with. A bag for occasions that warrant softness — a slow lunch with someone you love, an old hotel bar, a Sunday gallery in late summer. The silk is the original obi face, designed and finished into a knot bag at the Renaras atelier. Knotted self-closure, silk lining. No metal touches the silk. No clasp, no hardware, no zip. Renaras: Japanese ceremonial silk, reimagined for daily life. Each piece arrives with its own passport from the atelier — a small handmade record of the silk's first life and its transformation, signed and dated in Amsterdam. Material: Japanese ceremonial silk, fukuro obi Construction: Knotted self-closure, silk lining, no metal contact Care: Dry clean or spot clean. Origin: Japanese ceremonial silk, designed and finished at the Renaras atelier, Netherlands. One silk. One story. One piece. Never repeated. For the boutique — The knot bag sells as wearable provenance: carried to dinners and galleries, opened as a conversation. Display at the counter or among accessories; no design repeats. A natural fit for boutiques curating Japanese craft, slow fashion and wearable art. Renaras is an Amsterdam atelier that designs and reimagines existing Japanese ceremonial silk into contemporary pieces for daily life.