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印伝長財布印傳屋甲州印伝財布 2320 束入れ紺鹿革×黒漆【ひょうたん/トンボ/変わり市松小/輪繋ぎ小/七宝繋ぎ】和風和装贈り物ギフトプレゼント革小物和小物伝統工芸品上原勇七

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Product summary

The Koshu Inden Long Wallet from Inden-ya lets you enjoy the distinctive feel of “Inden,” a traditional technique where patterns are painted in lacquer onto deer leather. The deep navy deer leather paired with black lacquer makes motifs like gourds (hyou-tan) and dragonflies stand out beautifully—so it pairs well with both Japanese attire and everyday outfits.

Traditional techniques of deer leather × lacquer, made wearable every day in a long wallet

One of the charms of Inden is that the more you use it, the more it adapts to your lifestyle—turning into a wallet that truly feels like your own tool. This style shows the contours of the black lacquer clearly, so the motifs (gourd / dragonfly / small checkerboard variation / small linked circles / small shippō linked pattern) look elegant and refined. You’ll also be happy to know it offers solid storage as a long wallet—while still carrying that clearly Japanese atmosphere with you.

Keeps a tasteful, Japanese look—yet is easy to handle in daily life

It won’t stand out uncomfortably when worn with Japanese clothing (kimono or yukata), and because the navy base has a calm, understated feel, it’s also easy to match with more casual outfits. The clutch-style (tab-like) cardholder wallet type is typically designed with “ease of taking items out” in mind more than you might expect from its appearance, which helps prevent you from getting lost in the wallet. It also has a proper “Japanese accessory” vibe, making it a great gift option.

You can even change the mood by choosing the motif

Inden-ya’s motifs aren’t just decoration—they often incorporate meanings that feel auspicious or capture the spirit of the seasons. Choosing is part of the fun: gourds can evoke protection and prosperity, while dragonflies can bring to mind the idea of good luck in winning. The contrast of black lacquer isn’t too intense, so it suits people who love patterns as well as those who want to add a tasteful, Japanese touch to their style.

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