This is a discontinued Berluti masterpiece from the Madame Olga era: the Sejour Scritto Leather Clutch Bag, also known as a second bag. "Se jour," meaning "stay," is the perfect size for carrying essentials while traveling, such as a wallet, sunglasses, car keys, handkerchief, and fan. The leather used in this bag is from the period before Berluti changed its leather supplier, resulting in significant changes to the feel and appearance. This bag utilizes leather from the era considered the highest quality in Berluti's history. The calligraphy engraving is deeper and more three-dimensional than current models. The thick, single-piece leather construction, seamlessly connected from the back, is also exceptionally beautiful. It comes with a matching patina strap, allowing for various carrying options. The flap closure, with the original magnets on both sides, makes it easy to use as a bag or as a large wallet, similar to the Tali, Tineo, or Tiriwa. The outer pocket can hold coins, folded bills, and credit cards. The full-surface calligraphy instantly identifies it as Berluti, and its simple design without unnecessary embellishments makes it suitable for everyday use as well as business. This is a guaranteed authentic product, and complimentary or paid maintenance, including polishing, is available at Berluti stores nationwide in Japan. Currently, purchasing this bag requires a special order, with a price of around 400,000 yen and a delivery time of 4-6 months. The color is a versatile black to gray patina, suitable for all seasons. Approximate size: Height 18cm, Width 25.5cm, Thickness 4.5cm The condition is excellent, with minimal signs of wear. It has been used about 15 times and carefully stored with maintenance. Both the interior and exterior are in excellent condition, with no noticeable scratches or stains. There is no wear on the corners, and the zipper opens and closes smoothly. The original dust bag is included. I am planning to move soon and will be listing various other Berluti items, so please take a look.