Indigo-dyed business card holder model: 001 (right image)

This business card holder has been hand-woven by a tapestry weaver using silk thread dyed with Awa indigo.
 Its greatest appeal is the beautiful texture created by the uneven Tsuzure-ori fabric structure, the luster of the silk, and the deep color of the Awa indigo.
 The design is kept minimalist and stripped down to make the most of the texture.
 Extremely fine gold leaf threads are used to create a mysterious straight line that is neither a chain line nor a solid line.
 The distinctive gusset is hand-sewn using the Japanese dressmaking technique "chidori-gake."
 The gusset of a typical business card holder is designed to fold inside the pocket, making it thick even when there are no business cards inside.
 However, while the gusset made of thread ensures elasticity, it has no thickness when there are no business cards inside.
 Therefore, even if you put it in the inside pocket of your jacket, it will not lose its silhouette. In other words, the traditional Japanese sewing techniques are highly aesthetically pleasing and have excellent functional beauty as a gusset.
 ■ About weaving
 Tsuzureori is a type of Nishijin-ori textile that boasts a history of approximately 4,000 years.
 It is rarely used for clothing, but is considered a top-class artistic textile that decorates special occasions and stages, such as stage curtains, decorative curtains for festivals such as the Gion Festival, and the obi belts for the highest quality kimonos. The oldest Tsuzure weaving in Japan is said to be the National Treasure "Taiman Mandala" at Taima Temple in Nara.
 ■ About indigo dyeing
 Genuine indigo dyeing using natural lye fermentation at the Yano Factory . Yano's indigo is made using "sukumo" by Living National Treasure Sato Akito as the raw material, and is dyed using only the power of nature without using any chemicals. The indigo is called "YANO BLUE" and is characterized by a slightly reddish color.
 ■ About maintenance
 If a small amount of water gets on the product, immediately wipe it off with a clean cloth.
 If the kimono has become dirty due to age or other reasons, please do not wash it yourself, but take it to a kimono cleaning shop or mail it to us. (*There will be a fee for washing.)
 ■ Specifications and size
 -Size: 65 x 105 x 8 mm (can store about 20 sheets)
 *As this is a hand-woven product, there may be slight individual differences.
 -Material: 100% silk
・Dyeing: Indigo dyeing (natural lye fermentation)
 * Please note that due to the nature of the dye, color transfer may occur due to friction, sweat, rain, etc.
・Delivery form: Comes in a special gift box