Komebukuro is a traditional Japanese bag made of small textiles, typically created using scraps of cloth. The term "komebukuro" translates to "rice bag" in English, as it was historically used for carrying offerings of rice to temples or shrines during special occasions or festivals.
 
Their ceremonial use, komebukuro bags were also repurposed for various purposes. They were utilized as gift bags or as storage for small items such as sewing supplies, coins, or jewelry. 
 
This one made of reused cotton kimono textiles mainly, these not too old.
 
Measures: 16cm×16cm (6in × 6in)