"A Piece of Art that can be used every day"


 Wallet chains were popular in the 90s, but they were on the verge of going out of fashion for a while, but it's said that they're now making a comeback.
 If you ride a motorcycle, you might think, "It's a necessity, regardless of trends!"


 Metal chains such as silver or brass are also good, but this middle wallet comes with a leather strap.
 The weaving done by Kazutoshi Nakahara of Jii Ji Leather is done using a technique called Mexican basket weave, which is one of the most time-consuming weaving techniques and is beautiful on both sides.


 This technique requires nine times as much leather string as the length of the weave.
 In other words, to knit 10cm, you need at least 90cm of yarn.
 Kangaroo leather is said to be suitable for the laces.


 At first glance, this simplicity and roughness may seem "unfashionable," but in an age where wallets themselves are becoming less and less fashionable, this design may actually be cool.
 The artistry is combined with the functionality of protecting the leather and making it less likely to cut, giving you great satisfaction when you own it.


 The main body is mid-sized, with only a small part sticking out when you put it in your hip pocket.
 4 card pockets + 1 hidden pocket.
 It is a "piece of art" that can be used every day.


 *For convenience, this product is placed in the Sunawachi category, but it is actually a product made by Nakahara of Jii Ji Leather .