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[Heri-Ball Cover Long Wallet]
A long wallet sewn using a technique used on accessories in the Edo period to prevent damage to kimonos. Also known as \"walnut balls,\" the edges are wrapped around the sewn part to create a more durable finish.
We have incorporated this ancient technique into our products, which combines the care to look after things with a beautiful appearance.
With a maximum thickness of 1.7cm, this is the slimmest long wallet we have ever made, and is recommended for those who don\'t want to make their bag heavy but don\'t want to fold their bills.
[Asanoha pattern]
Asanoha pattern has been used since ancient times as a pattern for kimonos and decoration of Buddhist statues. It is a pattern made up of triangles that originally had the meaning of warding off evil, and was thought to have a stronger power to ward off evil. It is recommended as a precious gift for a loved one or as a talisman for yourself.
