Kyoto, special edition, purse, rolled bag, made of green cotton pongee style, iridescent foil, cotton foil processing
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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 wallet is made of cotton pongee-like green material, and is finished with cotton foil using iridescent foil.
*Niji-iroi foil is a special type of silver foil with a marbled pattern. The base color is light.
A Michu wallet is a three-fold wallet, which is said to have been used since the Edo period (1603-1867) by travelers to carry money and important documents in their pockets when they set out on their journeys.
The lining of this item has a checkered pattern.
The ojime part is a ceramic ojime.
The zipper knob is made of bamboo.
The specifications are a bill compartment and a zipper coin purse.
The size is approximately 10 cm (length) X 18.5 cm (width) X 23.5 cm (length) when extended.
*The first, third, and sixth images are of this product. The others are reference images.
[Japanese style for everyday life!]
You have to wrap and unwrap it with a string, but the act of doing so gives a sense of Japanese taste.
Of course, it goes well with Japanese-style clothing, but it can also be used in everyday life.
Please enjoy the aging process of the foil peeling and decaying [sabi]!
In addition to wallets, it can also be used as a tool case for pens, hobby tools, etc.
*The products are different, but please refer to the images.
We will be happy if it becomes a beloved item that you can share your emotions and memories with us!
We hope this product will help you to get to know Kinsai Kogei.
Reference video of Manen Foil Processing ⇒ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2fDmIEeZrM
The color of the product may appear different from the actual product depending on the environment in which it is viewed.
Please understand this in advance.
*Do not apply chemicals such as alcohol, benzene, thinner, etc. directly to the foil.
Doing so may cause discoloration or peeling.
*Never apply an iron to the foil.
*Do not rub with fingernails or sharp objects.
*The luster is not permanent and will inevitably fade over time if the fabric is bent or rubbed.
*Do not wash or rinse with water. When soiled, wipe gently with a wet cloth.
*When using it as a mask case, please use antibacterial spray.
*The image is a sample. Since it is processed on a large piece of fabric, the position of the pattern to be cut at the time of sewing may be slightly different.
*Please note that the part of the cord fastening may also change depending on the stock situation.
