Kimono Card Case - Fan Motif

<A Gift of Japanese Elegance> A card case with a pleasant texture. A business card holder with solid stitching. Featuring two pockets, it can hold over 50 business cards, making it a highly functional item. While it may expand with more cards, they are easy to take out. <More Than Just a Business Card Holder> Besides business cards, it can also be used to store your increasingly numerous medical appointment cards, membership cards, and point cards. It makes for an ideal gift, especially for a celebratory occasion like a new job. [Size] Height 8cm x Width 11cm <Symbols of Fortune: Auspicious Patterns> These are auspicious patterns used as "symbols of fortune," and understanding the meanings of Japanese motifs allows you to touch upon the profound depth of Japanese culture passed down through generations. <Fan Motif> "Rising Status and Success," "Improvement in Skills and Arts" The fan, with its spreading auspiciousness, is beloved, and its shape offers variation. Also known as "Suehiro" (meaning widening prosperity), it has been a symbol of celebratory events. It also represents discovery, invention, and wisdom, a familiar pattern with roots in Japan during the Heian period. <Let's Contribute to Clothing Upcycling Together> At WATALIS, we have collected and upcycled over 12 tons of old kimono fabrics. By choosing one of our creations, you give new life to kimono fabrics that have been dormant in wardrobes across the country. We are grateful for our customers who help us expand the cycle of upcycling. We introduce our efforts in upcycling local resources through this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgrpvHXTt6Q <Notes on Purchase> ※ As each piece is entirely handmade, please understand that it is a one-of-a-kind item, with slight variations in size, shape, and pattern. ※ Very rarely, if we obtain kimono fabric in excellent condition, we may create multiple items from the same fabric. Please note that the pattern placement on the delivered item may differ slightly from the photo due to the cutting position of the fabric. ※ Please be aware that the actual colors and textures may appear different from the photos on your screen. If you have any concerns, please contact us or refrain from purchasing. ※ Many of the kimono fabrics used as materials are vintage and their material cannot be identified as such, as there is often no explicit labeling. They are thoroughly inspected and processed (such as washing) before being upcycled. Depending on the fabric, there may be color bleeding or shrinking when wet, so please handle with care. ※ As we also sell on other sites, please forgive us if the item is sold out.