Product code: NIB Japanese Koshu Leather Pouch deals Bag
Inden-ya Koshu Deerskin Leather gathered pouch bag. New in box with papers. Beautifully crafted handmade Japanese traditional leather craft. Koshu lacquered deer leather (called Koshu inden in Japanese) is a unique style of leathercraft that was developed in the city of Kofu, Yamanashi prefecture. Koshu lacquered deer leather is unique because of its combination of deer leather and urushi lacquer (Japanese lacquer) designs. During the Sengoku period deals (1467-1603), this traditional leatherware technique was popular among samurai as part of armorware. The application of Japanese lacquer makes this soft, light, and long-lasting leather more durable. Also, the leather gets more polished with use.
Inden-ya Koshu Deerskin Leather gathered pouch bag. New in box with papers. Beautifully crafted handmade Japanese traditional leather craft. Koshu lacquered deer leather (called Koshu inden in Japanese) is a unique style of leathercraft that was developed in the city of Kofu, Yamanashi prefecture. Koshu lacquered deer leather is unique because of its combination of deer leather and urushi lacquer (Japanese lacquer) designs. During the Sengoku period deals (1467-1603), this traditional leatherware technique was popular among samurai as part of armorware. The application of Japanese lacquer makes this soft, light, and long-lasting leather more durable. Also, the leather gets more polished with use.