Nishijin Heian Wallet 1
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An elegant wallet that can even replace a clutch bag thanks to its striking beauty. The black-coated interior is divided into three compartments, the one in the middle can be closed with a zipper, making it ideal for separating coins. Due to the length of the wallet, it is suitable for storing banknotes. Delivered in an elegant wooden box.
It's pattern depicts life scenes of the Japanese imperial court. As a handcrafted product, the placement of the material pattern on the wallet is unique.
Nishijin weaving was named after Kyoto’s Nishijin district, and from the Heian period it was a popular weaving technique for obis (waist band) and kimonos worn in the imperial court.
This remarkable craftsmanship dazzles the world with its wonderful patterns nowadays too. This beautiful traditional craft is part of Japan’s cultural heritage.
| Made in | Japan |
| Size | 9,5 x 19 x 2 cm |
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