“Wanofu” is a pen case series that uses domestically produced fabrics and is also sewn in Japan. This first release in the series features pen cases made from "Awa Shijira-ori" from Tokushima Prefecture, which is characterized by its unique wavy texture and pleasant feel. The designs incorporate the texture of the material, such as stripes and checks. Both the pull tab and handle use genuine leather. The S size has a slim shape that can hold about 5-10 writing instruments. ＜About Awa Shijira-ori＞ A traditional textile from Tokushima Prefecture. It is a lightweight fabric characterized by a unique wavy texture and a pleasant feel. "Awa Shijira-ori" is said to have been devised by a weaver named "Hana Amabe" from Awa Ataku Village during the Meiji Restoration, who was inspired by the unevenness that appeared on cloth that had shrunk after getting wet in the rain. It is characterized by its unique texture created by using the difference in tension between the warp and weft threads. It is widely used for kimonos such as yukata, as well as for ties, shirts, Japanese accessories, and interiors. "Awa Shijira-ori" is a traditional craft of Tokushima and is registered as a regional collective trademark by the Japan Patent Office. Discontinued and valuable! First come, first served. The capacity and ease of use are the same as the United Bees Luddite boat pen case. The zipper is YKK. Like the United Bees Marine, there are no identical patterns, and the patterns are irregular, so each one is unique. Only one type of blue body will be sent.