A Kimono-like Card Case Designed with Edo Kiriko and Good Omens【1030-07】

A Kimono-like Card Case Designed with Edo Kiriko and Good Omens
A Chic deep red color as its base, perfect for casual and formal events alike

A Kimono-like Card Case Designed with Edo Kiriko and Good Omens
Various flowers have been depicted on this card case such as lilies, sakura blossoms, and Japanese plums

Each and every one of these unique and beautiful card cases have been crafted and coloured by skilled craftsmen and women. Just imagining how they look can make your heart dance. In this article we are going to be introducing 2 different card cases which have been created using techniques which are typically used when creating kimonos except for leather, these are 2 unique card cases sold by Asakusa Bunko. The two designs have both Edo Kiriko and good omens in mind when they were designed, both being unique and colorful.

FUN! JAPAN EDITORS' VIEW

  1. You can trust the skill of the craftsmen and women who work here because they used to make kimonos.
  2. The craftsmen and women who work at a workshop in Asakusa create each and every one of these purses with great care.
  3. Both card cases are unique, colorful, and beautiful, reminding you of kimonos.
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A Leather Accessory Created Using Techniques for Kimonos

A Leather Accessory Created Using Techniques for Kimonos
Each and every line is colored with skill and precision

Asakusa Bunko used to manufacture kimonos, and the methods required to create kimonos are being used to carefully and precisely dye these purses, the 2 methods which were namely used in the production of kimonos that are being utilized in this process are 2 types of “yuzen” dyeing methods for both patterns and hand-drawn.

The first thing to do in this process is to take the white-tanned cowhide from Hyogo Prefecture’s Tatsuno City and use the pattern type of “yuzen” dyeing to create the initial patterns of the design. After this the master craftsmen and women move into the hand-drawn section of creation. This is where the master craftsmen and women carefully draw in the colour of each individual line one by one. Through using these 2 different types of “yuzen” dyeing, it creates a more deep and full shade allowing for a more soft and warm finish. Asakusa Bunko is the only manufacturer within Japan that uses both of these methods when creating their products!

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Sewn by 40-year Veteran Craftsmen & Women

Sewn by 40-year Veteran Craftsmen & Women
The craftsmen and women use both a hand-feed and flat stitch sewing machine

After the hand-drawn “yuzen” dyeing has been completed, it’s time to move onto the process of making the drawn shapes three dimensional. A machine that can output over 100 tonnes of force is used to press the shapes into the leather. Finally, it’s time to sew. Sewing into uneven leather is extremely difficult, and typical manufacturers cannot create a clean finish doing this, however, as Asakusa Bunko, some of the best sewers in the business with over 40 years of history are employed to create these amazing pieces of art.

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Card Cases Created in the Image of Edo Kiriko

Card Cases Created in the Image of Edo Kiriko
Card Cases Created in the Image of Edo Kiriko
Card Cases Created in the Image of Edo Kiriko
Card Cases Created in the Image of Edo Kiriko
Card Cases Created in the Image of Edo Kiriko

A case that can be used for your various point cards or business cards. Edo Kiriko has had a large influence on the design of these cases with various flowers depicted on the exterior in a systematic pattern. The white background makes it seem as though more new and interesting pictures can be seen, similar to optical illusions! There are 2 pockets separate from the main section of the case, so you can store your most-used cards there for easy access.

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A Card Case by Asakusa Bunko that Bring Good Omens with its Flowery Design

The reason for creating this card case was the comments of customers such as “We would like you to design a case that has flowers as it’s main design point with a white background”. On these card cases, seasonal flowers that have good omens have been depicted in a systematic pattern giving the case an overall sharp look. There are various color variations available for this design including wine red, monotone grey, and many more, it’s Asakusa Bunko’s flagship design. There are many colors used in the creation of these card cases such as light pink and purple, blue, yellow, and many more, but it has a calm atmosphere which no one color standing out too much.

Made in Japan card case

(Kiriko Design)

Product Information

  • Size /Height 7.8 × Width 11.2 × Thickness 2 cm
  • Weight / 40g
  • Materials /Exterior:Cowhide(Book Leather)、Interior:Cowhide、Cotton
  • Made in Japan
  • Made by ASAKSUA BUNKO
Made in Japan card case

(Flower Design)

Product Information

  • Size /Height 7.8 × Width 11.2 × Thickness 2 cm
  • Weight / 40g
  • Materials /Exterior:Cowhide(Book Leather)、Interior:Cowhide、Cotton
  • Made in Japan
  • Made by ASAKUSA BUNKO

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*This product is a on demand product. Regardless of whether the funding goal is reached, the product will be delivered. If the funding goal is reached, all those who have purchased the product will receive a 1000-yen coupon that can be used from their next purchase.

*Timing and amount of production lots may vary by product. Final product may differ partially in design from what is shown.

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Estimated delivery date

  • From late February to early March
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