Description
Legendary Wave for Everyday Carry
Katsushika Hokusai’s The Great Wave becomes something you can carry. This Hokusai Great Wave tote bag transforms one of the most famous Japanese prints into a practical, everyday accessory. Cresting foam, deep blue water, and distant Mount Fuji bring motion and drama to daily life.
Designed for errands, travel, or museum outings, this Hokusai Great Wave tote bag balances visual impact with ease of use. It offers generous carrying space while folding down for compact storage when not in use.
Designed for Everyday Use
The lightweight construction keeps this Hokusai Great Wave tote bag easy to carry throughout the day. It folds into its own zippered pouch for compact storage, making it practical for errands, travel, museum visits, or as an extra reusable bag to keep in a handbag or car.
- Material: Recycled GREEN CIRCLE fabric
- Weight: 55 g / 1.98 oz
- Bag Size: 50 x 42 cm (19.7″ x 16.5″)
- Zippered Storage Pouch: 12 x 12 cm (4.7″ x 4.7″)
- Handle: 27 cm / 10.6″
- Capacity: Carries up to 20 kg / 44 lbs
- Part Number: L1004
- Includes: Zippered pouch for storage. Safely slip it into another bag for extra storage.
Sustainable Materials and Construction
This Hokusai Great Wave tote bag is made from recycled GREEN CIRCLE material. The fabric is water-resistant and designed for everyday durability while remaining light enough to fold and store easily.
Care
Hand washing is recommended to preserve the water-resistant coating. Machine washing at 86°F/30 °C is possible when placed in a washing bag.
From Ukiyo-e Print to Everyday Object
Created in the early 1830s as part of Hokusai’s Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, The Great Wave became one of the defining images of Japanese art. Its sweeping curve, compressed space, and dramatic contrast between power and stillness still feel modern today.
This Hokusai Great Wave tote bag offers a simple idea: art is not only something to observe, but something to use and live with.
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