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Atelier Kyoto Nishijin

Tablet Case

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Color — brown
Size & Weight

Size 14.5 cm (height) X 22.5 cm (width) X 2 cm (gusset) Weight: approx. 5 g

Specifications

Material Outer fabric: pure silk / Inner fabric: rayon
Country of Origin Japan
Specifications Outside: None / Inside: 1 open pocket

Due to the cutting process, there are individual differences in the way the pattern appears.

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    Japanese-style clutch bag for tablets!

    The cute cat pattern is expressed in Kyoto's Nishijin brocade, which is designated as a traditional Japanese craft. The use of 100% pure silk allows you to feel the wonderful luster and touch of the fabric. A luxurious gold lining is used.

    The generous gusset width allows for a B5-size tablet or notebook.

    The main body is ultra-lightweight at about 50g, so it can be used as a bag-in-bag.

    There is a large open pocket on the inside, perfect for holding small items.

    Atelier Kyoto Nishijin is a Japanese goods brand using Kyoto's Nishijin brocade, which is designated as a traditional Japanese craft. Everything, even the sewing, is done by hand by skilled craftsmen in Japan.

    Everything is finished in Japan.