Inden-ya japanese deer leather business card holder

Koshu Inden, in the feature are given for a pattern in a lacquer to deer leather, to now make a variety of products using leather. Trace the history of Japan's leather craft, dates back to the Nara period (400 years ago). Such as drawing a dye-pattern leather, various techniques have been devised, also has been propagated from foreign countries. Deerskin is one of the characteristics of Koshu Indene, and familiar to the body, it has been used extensively in armor from which has a strength, in the Warring States period (SAMURAI), smoked (Fusube) and calico (Sarasa) to the techniques armor and helmet used came graced the warrior of warlords. Brand: INDEN-YA Model: 2526 ■ Country of Production: Made in Japan (Handmade crafts) ■ Size: 7.7cm×11.1cm ■ Weight: 33g ■ Material: Deer leather ■ Color and pattern: Many of the various ■ Pocket × 3 new without tags