[Kyosensu Inokuchi Shojudo] [No Restock] Nishijin-ori / Lattice Treasure Pattern, Made in Japan, Kyo

This pochette (sacoche) features traditional "Nishijin-ori" weaving and is designed to complement both Western and traditional Japanese attire. Its compact size makes it convenient for short outings. The strap is designed to be worn crossbody and is made extra long, allowing you to tie it to your preferred length. Capacity: Perfectly sized for essentials such as a smartphone, mini wallet, keys, and a handkerchief.

Size: H 22.5 x W 15.5 x D 1 cm Strap length: 140 cm (total length) Material: Nishijin-ori (pure silk) / Black section (polyester)

[Pure Silk (Shoken)] "Shoken" refers to fabric made of 100% silk. Silk thread is harvested from silkworm cocoons. Those who raise silkworms have long referred to them as "O-kaiko-san" (honorable silkworms), as they provide the material for precious kimonos.

[Nishijin-ori] Nishijin-ori is a collective term for yarn-dyed figured textiles produced in the Nishijin district of Kyoto, characterized by small-batch, high-variety production. On February 26, 1976, it was designated as a traditional craft of Japan. Nishijin weavers continue to refine the high-level techniques passed down since the Heian period, while dedicating themselves to creativity and expression to produce superior designs.

[Koshi Takarazukushi-mon (Lattice and Treasures Pattern)] The "Koshi Takarazukushi-mon" features a lattice background adorned with various auspicious treasures, such as the "Hoju" (wish-fulfilling jewel), "Uchide no Kozuchi" (magic mallet), "Fundo" (weight), "Takara-bukuro" (treasure bag), "Kakuremino" (magic straw raincoat), "Choji" (clove), "Gunbai" (war fan), and "Makimono" (scroll). It is a highly auspicious motif.

Material: Pure Silk Color: Black/Gold Size: H 22.5 x W 15.5 x D 1 cm Style: Retro