Beautiful Traditional Patterns: Yonezawa-ori Lens Cap Case

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mi-na | Tokyo Camera Gear
mi-na | Tokyo Camera Gear
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Beautiful Traditional Patterns: Yonezawa-ori Lens Cap Case - Camera Straps & Stands - Cotton & Hemp Multicolor

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"Beautiful Traditional Patterns: Yonezawa-ori Lens Cap Case" A lens cap case featuring a lobster clasp, designed to fit caps up to 77mm in diameter. We have chosen the "Yoneori Komon" collection by Yozando, which draws on the signature fine yarn, yarn-dyed, and figured-weave techniques of Yonezawa-ori from Yamagata Prefecture to create a look that feels fresh and modern. ● About the Yoneori Komon Textile: Yoneori Komon combines traditional Japanese patterns with classic colors. It features a texture that is firmer than bleached cotton, yet softer than canvas. ● Auspicious Patterns: Each pattern holds its own meaning and story, rooted in the historical belief that wearing them brings abundance to one's life. Incorporating these auspicious patterns into your daily routine adds a touch of charm and elegance to your everyday style. ● Meanings of Each Pattern: 1. Mameshibori (Bean Pattern) Originally referring to a tie-dye design of small, bean-like dots on a navy or white background, the Mameshibori pattern is considered an Edo-komon design that suggests "being on the right track" since lines can be drawn through the dots in any direction. It is associated with good luck and things going well. The "Moss Green" version is a modern interpretation. 2. Sakura (Cherry Blossom) Since the Heian period, the word "flower" has been synonymous with the cherry blossom, making it a beloved symbol in Japan for centuries. It signifies the "beginning of new things" and, because the flowers bloom in unison, it is also associated with "prosperity and abundance." 3. Ajiro (Woven Pattern) Inspired by traditional weaving techniques using bamboo, straw, or cypress bark, the Ajiro pattern symbolizes the "bounty of the harvest" and "bumper crops." It is also considered a charm against evil, as it is believed to be impenetrable by malevolent spirits. ================ *Available in 3 patterns* Please choose one from the options below: 1 Moss Green (Green tones) 2 Sakura (Pink tones) 3 Deep Blue (Blue tones) ================ << DETAIL >> ・Lobster Clasp Meena camera straps are equipped with D-rings, allowing you to attach the lobster clasp of this case directly. You can remove your lens cap and tuck it away instantly, keeping it secure and stress-free. ・Textile The outer fabric uses domestically produced Yoneori textile. It features a beautiful weave and is durable enough for long-term use. ・Zipper Uses a YKK ball-type zipper, finished with a subtle color accent. #LensCap #CameraLover #CameraGirl #LensCapHolder #CoinCase #BagCharm #Sakura #Mameshibori #Auspicious

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Material
Cotton & Hemp
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Japan
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No.5,864 - Electronics  |  No.124 - Camera Straps & Stands
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● Crafted with high-quality, domestically produced Yonezawa-ori textile for a sophisticated finish. ● Accommodates lens caps up to 77mm in diameter. ● Perfect for storing everyday small items like coins. ● Features a lobster clasp, allowing you to attach it to straps or bags.

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