TSUBO BAG was developed with the concept of "portable interior".

It was created by taking advantage of the characteristics of WHOLEGARMENT's knitting machine developed in Japan, which knits three-dimensionally without sewing.

They are created using a delicate work process similar to making pottery, in which they are knitted with a mixture of heat-hardening threads called fusible threads, shaped by hand, and then hardened through heat treatment.

Since it is ribbed, it has plenty of horizontal elasticity, making it easy to put things in and take them out.

Jars were originally used to preserve seeds, store food, and transport beverages, and they also have a history of being used as ornaments and works of art.

Through LASTFRAME 's filter, we propose a modern vase that can be enjoyed both as an object and as a bag.

Made in Japan