Enku's creations are carefully handcrafted, from leather selection to dyeing and sewing. This luxurious coin case uses indigo-dyed leather with an Edo Komon pattern on the outside and indigo-dyed leather on the inside. The zipper is a high-quality YKK Excella. A luxurious coin case using indigo-dyed leather inside and out. External dimensions (closed): Width 120 x Height 75 x Thickness 20mm [Indigo-dyed leather with Edo Komon pattern] In the late Edo period, during the Tenpo Reforms when silk and flashy kimonos were prohibited, the common people, still wanting to enjoy fashion, began to compete in creating intricate patterns and unique designs that were difficult to discern from a distance. This was considered stylish and the Edo Komon style spread throughout the Edo period. Paste made from rice bran and glutinous rice is applied over a stencil made from washi paper and persimmon tannin, which is intricately carved by a carver. The paste acts as a resist, and the pattern appears through indigo dyeing. This is a luxurious item with excellent color, fully indigo-dyed on the inside. #IndigoDyeing #Wallet