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Super Durable!
1: Wide-mouth design, perfect for easily fitting various water bottles!
2: Adjustable strap makes it suitable for both adults and kids.
3: Heavy-duty material with a classic retro tri-color houndstooth pattern.
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Due to the unique handcrafted process, the mesh color and depth may vary slightly. Please be aware of this before placing an order! For returns or exchanges based on personal preference, the buyer is responsible for all shipping and handling fees. Returned items must remain in new condition, with no signs of use or damage.
According to Wikipedia, the Ka-Tsi bag is defined as follows:
"The Taiker Bag, originally named Ka-Tsi (台羅: ka-tsì), also known as ‘Retro Bag,’ is a traditional Taiwanese hand-held bag. Slightly wider at the top than the bottom, it can be used as a book bag, document bag, or handbag. The name derives from the Japanese term ‘かぎ編み (kagiami),’ which refers to the crocheting technique. Originating from Jingliao Village in Houbi District, Tainan City, the Ka-Tsi bag was initially woven from lan grass and was called a grass bag. With Taiwan's industrialization, the bag evolved into a semi-transparent hand-held bag made from nylon mesh."
The naming of this bag has long been debated. Today, most Taiwanese government entities and organizations refer to it as "Ka-Tsi Bag." However, some online discussions suggest that "葭苴" (jiā-jǔ) might be the correct term. "葭" represents young reeds, and "苴" refers to a traditional grass mat placed inside shoes, both relating closely to the original lan grass material. "Ka-Tsi" was chosen for its phonetic similarity, making it easier to read and write.
Internationally, the bag is called "漁師バッグ" (Fisherman’s Bag) in Japan, due to its resemblance to fishing nets. In Korea, it is referred to as "대만 전통 가방" (Taiwanese Traditional Bag), while in English, it’s known as "Ka-Tsi," borrowing from the Taiwanese pronunciation. Regardless of the name, the Ka-Tsi bag has remained a humble and practical item in Taiwanese daily life.
Originating from Tainan’s Houbi district, the Nomi Naku Village gained fame through the documentary "Nomi Naku." The Ka-Tsi Granny Workshop revitalized the traditional blue, red, and green Ka-Tsi bags with local cultural elements, enhancing community cultural value.
The workshop now produces various Ka-Tsi-patterned items, including coin pouches, eco-friendly bottle bags, and lunch bags. Made from lightweight yet durable materials, these products remind us of the significance of traditional wisdom. In 2018, Tainan City Government chose Ka-Tsi Granny Workshop's bags as gifts for National Day, promoting their cultural heritage.
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