[KEY CASE] 4707 D | KOUSHU INDEN (LACQUERED DEERSKIN CRAFTS)| INDEN-YA 江戸切子・クリスタルガラス A waterfall cascading down

A waterfall cascading down

You will surely want to have all the tea sets

” “peace of mind

Japan Technique Japanese fabric flower-making Material Cupra rayon habutae Tonokoiro Size Pierced flower: φ0

In order to convey the brilliance of the foil directly

[KEY CASE] 4707 D | KOUSHU INDEN (LACQUERED DEERSKIN CRAFTS)| INDEN-YA 江戸切子・クリスタルガラス A waterfall cascading downKoichi Asakawa Ringlet pattern representing connections The "Ringlet" pattern, which is an arrangement of the traditional patterns Kaku tsunagi and Tsunagi no wa kei, is a symbol of connection and affinity. Koshu Inden, a traditional craft with a coloured lacquer pattern on deerskin, has been handed down in Kofu for more than 400 years and has a unique texture. The zipped key case has a ring on the outside and two key pockets and a ring with chain on