Kyō Nishijin Kinran Brocade: "The Tale of Genji - Flowers and Poetry Gathering" - Long Wallet/Purse/

"Kyō Nishijin": A general term for high-grade silk textiles produced in Kyoto's Nishijin district. "Kinran": A type of brocade fabric. It is named for the incorporation of golden threads into its richly embossed, wave-like patterns. Essential to Japanese culture, it is found in the attire of monks, Kabuki actors, and in theatrical performances and weddings. The Tale of Genji: A masterpiece of classical Japanese literature, "The Tale of Genji" delicately portrays characters' inner lives with elegant prose and a complex plot. Considered the world's earliest novel, it profoundly influenced subsequent Japanese literature. Material: Intricately woven with depictions of court life—royalty, nobles, esteemed families, and ladies in elegant attire, their appearances, and ceremonial etiquette are all meticulously rendered. The weaving is fine, exquisite, dazzling, and lifelike. It possesses not only high literary and historical value but also represents the pinnacle of artistic craftsmanship. Lined with a soft, goose-yellow cotton fabric. (The placement of figures and scenery varies, so each pouch will have a slightly different pattern!) Specifications: Length 20cm + Width 10cm + Thickness 2cm Internal Configuration: Two hidden bill compartments (total 2) on each side + 6 card slots (total 12) + one central zippered coin pocket. One compartment on each side for receipts, credit card slips, 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: Handcrafted in Taiwan