[Jin Yuan Xing] Rolling Metal Door Clasp Coin Pouch | Keys, Cards, Earphones, Card Holder, Commute, Printed Pattern

"Before I learned, I saw mountains as mountains, and waters as waters. After I learned, I saw mountains no longer as mountains, and waters no longer as waters. Now that I have learned, I see mountains as mountains again, and waters as waters again." As a child, I disliked rolling metal doors. They often rusted, making them difficult to open and close. Especially in the era before electric motors were common, one needed a long iron hook to pull the door down with a loud clatter. But have you ever noticed that the ventilation holes at the top of many old rolling metal doors are shaped like "mountain peaks"? It's uncertain whether this design was influenced by the "Mount Fuji" element from Japanese colonial culture, but compared to the minimalist aesthetics of today, it's a thoughtful design detail worth appreciating. ___ Designed, produced, and manufactured in Taiwan / Includes a detachable clasp / Wallet size that fits perfectly in your pocket ___ Material: 100% Polyester, Webbing, Metal Hardware Dimensions: 12*8cm (excluding clasp) Origin: Taiwan *Due to random fabric cutting for printed items, the pattern placement on each piece may vary slightly.