This is the "Okaishi Protection Holder" to protect your *kaishi* (paper napkins). It can also be used as a "Goshuin-cho Holder" (for temple stamp books). It gently protects the corners and washi paper of your Goshuin-cho with silk. (^_^)v Because it's a large size, you can also put in "celebratory envelopes" and the like. It's cool when a man subtly takes out this "Kaishi Protection Holder" from the collar of his kimono or the inner pocket of his formal wear ❤️ Also, because it's thin, women can handle it smartly as well. This item protects your *okaishi* from folding and fraying. It also exudes a sense of cleanliness. "We definitely want an item that can hold only *kaishi*❣️" This was the request from our customers, and that's how we came up with this. To those who have been cutting clear files and using them to hold their *kaishi*, please use this item to hold your *kaishi*. When you're having tea, it's also nice to enter the tea room with only this "Okaishi Protection Holder" and a tea fan, keeping your belongings neat. (^_^)v It's a trifold type that folds the top like a lid, and it's my (Marun's) original "monozukuri" (craftsmanship) idea. The core is thin, but it's a firm obi core, so it's not sewn, but constructed using glue and finished. *Okaishi* are used to place food on, but they are often left unprotected in *fukusa-basami* (silk pouches) or *sukiya-bukuro* (tea ceremony bags). Also, they often get folded at the corners or the edges deteriorate. Please use this item to wrap your *okaishi* and protect them from folding or deterioration. 【Size】 ※ It corresponds to the size of a man's *kaishi*, so it's about 1.3 times the size of a woman's (as shown in the image). Folded: 13cm (length) (29cm when opened) x 19.5cm (width) 【Fabric & Other Materials】 Outer Fabric: Silk. The woven expression unique to Komarinko is wonderful. The chrysanthemum pattern changes its luster depending on the angle you look at it. The light ocher-colored, light gold-brown base color also has a slight gradation. It looks plain at first glance and is easy to match with any kimono or Western clothes. Also, since the chrysanthemum is the national flower, it can be used regardless of the season. Lining: Silk, Chrysanthemum pattern, Natural Obi core is used for both the outer and lining fabrics, so it has a moderate firmness and softness. String: Leather cord with genuine leather charm