DEDICATION

In an open-air museum, a recreation of a small village of the 1700s.

Something uncomplicated, but evoking. Any comment or critique is most

welcome.

Hi Daniel, funny, the one thing that attracted my attention was not the bag, or the grain in the wood, but the orange speckled throughout this image.  Though I  am eager to know why it is called dedication.  The bag means something, and permit me to take an enormously wild guess - would it have anything to do with collecting the firstfruits of a harvest?

Once again Chris, my thanks for your comments and interest in this image. I titled it "Dedication" because that is what the makers of this bag must have used to producing it, with hand labor and many hours of hard work. It is an antique, hanging in the inside of a replica of an old hut in Japan. I honestly don't know if the bag was for produce, wood or tools.
My humble thanks and kind regards.
DG