[KEY CASE] 4707 D | KOUSHU INDEN (LACQUERED DEERSKIN CRAFTS)| INDEN-YA 江戸切子・クリスタルガラス While being elegant and gorgeous

While being elegant and gorgeous

We continue to challenge with the spirit that we are entrusted with one era to convey Osaka Nanka tinware to the next era

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[KEY CASE] 4707 D | KOUSHU INDEN (LACQUERED DEERSKIN CRAFTS)| INDEN-YA 江戸切子・クリスタルガラス While being elegant and gorgeousKoichi Asakawa Ringlet pattern representing connections The "Ringlet" pattern, which is an arrangement of the traditional patterns Kaku tsunagi and Tsunagi no wa kei, is a symbol of connection and affinity. Koshu Inden, a traditional craft with a coloured lacquer pattern on deerskin, has been handed down in Kofu for more than 400 years and has a unique texture. The zipped key case has a ring on the outside and two key pockets and a ring with chain on