Inden Wallet Coin Case Deerskin Traditional Craft Made in Japan Black with Black Lacquer Tortoiseshell [Indenya] Bi-fold Men's No.2006 ([1-003]

Size: 9.7cm × 11.5cm × 3cm Specifications: Inside: 2 bill compartments / 4 card slots / 3 pockets / 1 coin purse with divider and snap closure Color and pattern: Black background - black lacquer tortoise shell pattern Country of origin: Japan (Kofu City, Yamanashi Prefecture) Designated as a Traditional Craft by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry. Inden is a traditional craft from Koshu (Yamanashi Prefecture) with a history of over 400 years, in which patterns are applied to deerskin using lacquer. It is a leather product made from processed deerskin, but it is characterized by the fact that the leather is dyed after tanning and then patterns are drawn with lacquer. Deerskin is softer than cowhide, has fine wrinkles on the surface called "shibo," and has been valued since ancient times because it is durable, lightweight, and conforms to the body.