Kozaru Japanese Crafts
Inden Deerskin Urushi Lacquer Pouch
Inden Deerskin Urushi Lacquer Pouch
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Japanese Inden Pouch for Accessories, Deerskin & Urushi Lacquer, Small Female Clasp Coin Purse, Black Leder Wallet with Weaves Pattern
Japanese vintage coin purse crafted using the traditional Inden technique, featuring high-quality deerskin and a detailed pattern applied through stenciled lacquer. This method ensures a lightweight yet durable finish that combines elegance with practicality.
Versatile Coin Purse and Accessory Case:
The purse is framed with a sturdy metal clasp. Its compact size makes it ideal for carrying coins, keys, earphones or other small essentials, while its unique textile design makes it an elegant accessory for any occasion.
Technique:
Inden is a Japanese craft tradition that began in the Edo period. Originally developed in Kōshū (today Yamanashi Prefecture), it involved decorating deerskin with lacquer to create durable, lightweight materials. These items, prized for their strength and elegance, were popular among samurai, who used them for practical accessories like tobacco pouches, sword sheaths, and armor decorations. Inden’s intricate patterns and craftsmanship reflected the refined tastes of the era, blending utility with artistry while symbolizing the samurai's focus on functionality and aesthetics. Today, Inden is widely used for bags, wallets, and accessory cases, and is gaining popularity as an excellent product that becomes more comfortable in the hand the more it is used.
- Condition: Vintage item in excellent condition, pre-owned, unused, with original label.
Please note that all items in my shop are vintage and may show signs of age, including scratches, tarnishing, and other imperfections that add to their character. Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of each item's condition. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out before purchasing. All images are of the actual product. However, please be aware that colors may appear slightly different on screen due to display settings.
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