Nishijin Kinran Brocade [The Tale of Genji - Flower Viewing & Banquet] - Long Wallet/Purse/

"Nishijin-ori": A general term for high-grade silk textiles woven in Kyoto's Nishijin district. "Kinran": A brocade fabric. Named for its luxurious, embossed wave patterns interwoven with gold threads. Essential to Japanese culture, it is used in the attire of temple monks, Kabuki actors, and for theatrical performances and weddings. The Tale of Genji: A masterpiece of Japanese classical literature. This work delicately portrays characters' inner lives with elegant prose and a complex plot, considered the world's earliest novel. It has profoundly influenced subsequent Japanese literature. Material: Intricately woven with depictions of court life—royalty, nobles, distinguished families, and ladies in their attire, appearances, and etiquette. Every detail is meticulously rendered, showcasing delicate and exquisite weaving that is dazzling and lifelike. This piece holds significant literary and historical value, representing the pinnacle of artistic craftsmanship. Lined with a plain goose-yellow cotton fabric. (The placement of figures and scenery varies, so each bag's pattern will differ slightly!) Specifications: Length 20cm + Width 10cm + Thickness 2cm Internal Configuration: Two hidden bill compartments on each side (total 2) + 6 card slots (total 12) + 1 zippered coin pocket in the center. Two additional slots on each side for receipts, cards, or notes. Care Instructions: For stains, gently brush with a toothbrush dipped in diluted detergent. Then, clean with a damp cloth and dry naturally with a clean, dry cloth. Origin/Manufacturing Method: Handmade in Taiwan