Wild Boar Leather Coin Case

A coin case made with leather from wild boars captured in Japan. It features a rugged, bold texture unique to wild boar leather. Open the zipper to use it as a coin case, or open the side button to use it as a card case— a smart case that you can customize depending on your needs. Boar leather is firm and maintains its shape well. The L-shaped zipper opens wide for easy access. Its simple construction makes it versatile and user-friendly. It is also popular as a gift. Available in two colors. Each color is designed to reflect natural shades found in the wild, showcasing the natural character of the leather. Please select your preferred color from the options. ◆ Material ◆ Gibier wild boar leather The leather is made from hides of wild boars captured as part of wildlife control in Wakasa Town, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, and tanned in Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture. No chromium agents are used in the tanning process; instead, a unique phosphate-based tanning method with synthetic tannins is applied. By avoiding harmful heavy metals and chemicals, this leather is produced with environmental responsibility. The finish is natural, using only dye without surface coating, allowing natural marks and unevenness to express the original character of the leather. ◆ Dimensions ◆ W 102mm × H 63mm × D 15mm (approx.) ◆ Notes Before Purchase ◆ Because gibier leather is used, the surface may show natural scratches or color variations unique to wild animals. Each piece is one of a kind and will differ in markings. You will not receive the exact item shown in the photos. ◆ Care Instructions ◆ If the leather gets wet, do not use a hair dryer or rapid heat to dry it. Wipe gently with a clean cloth and allow it to dry slowly in the shade. For oil-based stains, dilute a neutral detergent in lukewarm water, apply lightly with a towel, and wipe gently several times. Afterward, use a clean damp towel to remove all detergent before drying. When completely dry, applying a delicate leather cream can help maintain its condition. Always test creams or conditioners on an inconspicuous area first, as certain colors may cause staining.