Koichi Asakawa The "Sayagata" pattern for prosperity and longevity The Sayagata pattern is a series of swastikas, a symbol deeply associated with Buddhism, and is said to be a lucky pattern wishing for continued prosperity and longevity. Koshu Inden is a traditional craft with a unique texture, which has been handed down in Kofu for more than 400 years. The business card case with a white lacquer on a black background with a gauze pattern is a simple yet functional design with one business card pocket and three pockets. Furthermore, the gussets on the sides allow plenty of room for business cards and make them easy to take out. The elegant and refined design of this business card case makes it a good gift for a job offer, a promotion or for those who are active in the business scene. Information Manufacturer J.Flavor * INDEN-YA Country of origin Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan Technique KOUSHU Inden (Lacquered Deersdkin Crafts) Material Outer: deerskin, lacquerInner: cow leather, cotton Size W4.37 * D0.63 * H3.03 in. (W11.1 * D1.6 * H7.7cm) Weight 0.27 lbs(121g) Capacity Electronic Equipment Note *About LacquerAvoid direct sunlight and high temperatures or humidity when storing the lacquer ware, as it may lose its luster if exposed to sunlight (ultraviolet rays) over time.The lacquer or pattern may peel off in parts if the piece is bent strongly or if it comes in contact with hard objects.Cracks may occur during the processing.*About deer leatherPlease enjoy the original texture of deer leatherThe surface of the leather may be damaged during use or when scrapped.Due to the different nature of each piece, there will be slight differences in color tones due to the dip-dyeing process. Also, uneven coloring may occur in some areas.The color may discolor or fade in sunlight or strong lighting over time. Delivery Time 1-2 weeks (if out of stock + 2-3 weeks)