Kyoto business card case, cotton oxford, light pink ground, cherry blossom and running water, silver

Name: Kyoto business card case, cotton oxford, light pink ground, cherry blossom and running water, silver
Brand: HUDURU
SKU: 2ce13a60-ec9a-4b8f-93fb-4d29962dc747
Availability: InStock

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Kinsai craft is a technique established in the Momoyama and Edo periods for applying gold leaf to cloth such as obi belts and kimonos.

This business card case is made of cotton ox, light pink color, with a flowing water pattern on cherry blossoms, gilded with silver mud.

The lining is beige rayon.
It has one gusset and one divider.

The size is approximately 7 cm (length) X 11 cm (width) X 13.3 cm (length) X 8 mm (thickness) X 3.2 cm (gusset maximum).

The silver is made of silver mud, so it has a matte (matte finish) look with a low luster.

Here is a reference video of the surifoil processing ⇒ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xywm81Zz9cc&t=15s

HUDURU

Harmony in Everyday Life
We craft practical products using gold leaf techniques, turning them into everyday items.

Commitment to Products:
I am a craftsman specializing in Kyo-yuzen gold leaf decoration for kimono in Kyoto.
Kinsai Kogei, established in the Momoyama and Edo periods, involves applying gold leaf to fabrics like obi and kimono.
The allure of Kinsai Kogei lies in the flat gold leaf pattern on the fabric, which transforms with changes in light and viewing angles.

Capitalizing on this characteristic and the mysterious effects of gold leaf, we strive to create simple pieces yet carry an element of mystery.

Collaborating with craftsmen and artists from various fields, we develop products that leverage our techniques for practical use, such as interior decorations and bags.