Keishijin Jinyi Nishikori [Qinghai Namakura Sakura]-short clip/wallet/coin purse/

Kyoto Nishijin - the general name for high-grade silk fabrics woven in Kyoto Nishijin. Kinyu - brocade fabric. It is named after the gold thread incorporated into the gorgeous relief crest of the cloth. It is indispensable to Japanese culture for monks in temples, kabuki costumes, dramas, weddings, etc. Product material: golden ripples and flowing water. It is embellished with falling cherry blossoms and is beautiful (the positions of the flower marquee pattern and embroidery are different, so the pictures of each bag are slightly different!) + cocoa plain cotton lining. Product specifications: length 13cm + width 10cm + thickness 2cm Internal configuration: One layer of banknote hidden compartments on each side (2 compartments in total) + 3 card compartments (6 compartments in total) + 1 zipper coin bag in the middle. 1 compartment on each side for invoices, card slips, notes, etc. Precautions for product use: If there is any dirt, please lightly brush it with a toothbrush (diluted with laundry detergent). Then clean it with a clean wet cloth. A clean dry cloth will absorb water and let it dry naturally. Origin/manufacturing method Handmade in Taiwan