"Unique Canvas Tote Bags I Found Around the World: Each One Tells a Story"

Some people say that canvas tote bags are "memorabilia of the world". I completely agree. On my collection shelf, what hangs there are not ordinary bags, but tangible memories of travel.

In the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, that milky white tote bag with "Sunflowers" printed on it was the one I bought after queuing for a long time. It accompanied me in holding all the travel brochures and postcards. Even now, every time I use it, I can still feel that palpable excitement for art.

At the weekend market in Chiang Mai, an elderly woman with white hair used traditional craftsmanship to hand-print. I chose a bag with an indigo blue base and a white elephant pattern. The stitching was not perfect, but it was full of the warmth of handmade. What it reminded me of was that simple craftsmanship and the warm smile of the vendor.

And that black geometric line tote bag in Reykjavik, Iceland, was obtained while rushing into a designer store in a storm. It is minimalist yet durable, just like the temperament of Iceland, reminding me of those small unexpected events during the journey, which often create the most unique stories.

These canvas bags have already transcended their original function. They are the touchable imprints of the paths I have traveled, the stories I have read, and the people I have met. What story does your tote bag hold?