Inden-ya Kinchaku Bag *My husband bought this, but he already has another one he prefers, so he won't be using it. Therefore, I'm listing it for sale.^_^ [Product Description] A high-quality Shingen bag (gassai-bukuro, kimpaku-bukuro, drawstring bag) for men that can be carried with both Japanese and Western clothing. *Color Black deerskin with black lacquer. The black dots are plump and raised. The deerskin has a rich, soft texture, and the pattern processed with lacquer has an incomparable dignified atmosphere. *Pattern Wave scale. This pattern is formed by shaping fish scales and stacking them with their vertices aligned, alternating between the background and the pattern. It has been used since ancient times on the jinbaori (a type of samurai armor) and attire of samurai. Because scales protect the body, it later came to be used as a symbol of warding off evil. *Materials Main body → Deerskin, Lacquer Cord → Pure silk Includes an inner pocket with a zipper. "Inden," which features patterns applied with lacquer on deerskin, is a deerskin craft with over 400 years of tradition, which once adorned the armor of samurai warriors. The handle is made of pure silk. *Size (laid flat, approx.) Width: 18.5cm Height: 26cm Please understand that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements. *Although it is an unused item, it has been stored at home. We kindly ask for your understanding when purchasing. Thank you for looking!^_^