Thank you for viewing. It is said that this item was stored in a box. There are no tags. No box included. Width: Approximately 17 cm Height: Approximately 7 cm This is a long wallet characterized by its stylish design and simple functionality. Dragonfly Pattern The dragonfly (tonbo) is also known as "Kachimushi" (winning insect) and is considered a brave and strong insect. Sengoku warlords used the dragonfly's image as a pattern on their armor and other equipment, hoping for good luck. Features of Inden Inden is a harmonious combination of soft, lightweight deerskin and lacquer, which changes color over time, giving it a unique texture the more you use it. About Koshu Inden "Inden" is said to be an abbreviation of "Indian Transmission." Leather crafts that put patterns on deerskin can be seen in things like the library box (owned by Todai-ji Temple, a national treasure) made in the Nara period. During the Sengoku period, warlords decorated their armor and eggs with these patterns. As a bearer of the rare Japanese leather craft culture, the Indenya continues to create things that resonate with people's hearts, while cherishing the Japanese sensitivity that is close to nature and tradition. Upon inspection, there are no major defects. Please understand the condition of the product before purchasing. Those who are sensitive may encounter problems, so please refrain from purchasing. I have inspected the item, but there may be oversights.