[Yayoi Kusama-esque?] Flat Mini Pouch made with Tatami Heri – Card Case, Coin Purse, Polka Dots

************************************ Tatami heri is a unique Japanese textile. In recent years, a wide variety of designs have become available, and it is a very durable material. "Tatami heri" The edge of the tatami It is a tape of textile to be attached to the edge of tatami. It has a unique design in Japan and is a very durable material. ************************************ This is a mini pouch made from tatami heri with a distinctive red and black polka dot pattern, reminiscent of Yayoi Kusama's art. It's perfect for organizing cards like business cards or health insurance cards, or for storing small items such as charging cables for smartphones, lip balm, hand cream, hair ties, candies, medication, accessories, memory sticks, guitar picks, and more. As a pouch made from a unique material that stands out from the crowd, it can even be a conversation starter. It can also hold coins and keys, making it a recommended choice for men as well. As a distinctly Japanese item, it makes a wonderful gift for international friends or a souvenir from overseas travels. Each piece is sewn by hand. Made from a lightweight yet durable material, we believe you will be able to use it with affection for a long time. Mini pouches with different designs and matching pencil cases are also available. Here is the matching pencil case. https://www.iichi.com/listing/item/2756924 As we also sell on other platforms, items may be out of stock. Additionally, the pattern may vary from the photograph. We appreciate your understanding. ★Size: 12cm × 7cm [Precautions] Washing and ironing are not possible. While we take care in packing, we cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss during shipping. Please be aware that shipping may be delayed if it includes weekends or holidays. To minimize shipping costs, we aim for simple packaging. We kindly ask for your understanding when making a purchase. Tatami heri / Japanese pattern / Sword / Japan / Tradition / Kimono / Mother's Day / Father's Day / Respect for the Aged Day / Entrance ceremony / Tatami edge / Art / Avant-garde / Polka dot / Dots