This material is made from the carefully tanned skin of Japanese sea bream (Ebisudai) and rosy sea perch (Himedai), using traditional persimmon tannin. Tanned approximately 5 years ago and properly stored, there is no deterioration or unpleasant odor due to aging. The absence of odor despite long-term storage is proof of proper tanning. Ebisudai, whose name is derived from Ebisu, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, is known as a lucky fish. It is a rare fish that is sometimes used at celebrations and as a good luck charm. Himedai is also a deep-sea fish with a limited distribution, making it rare to find in the market. This product is finished to preserve the "original form" with the scales left on the surface. While it won't develop a sheen like leather with use, you can enjoy the unique patterns and texture characteristic of fish skin. It is recommended as a material for crafts and art works, as well as for collecting as a good luck charm. ※ Since it has not been processed, please cut and shape it according to your intended use. Thank you for viewing. We strive for quick and honest transactions. ⚠️Notes⚠️ ・Instant purchase is welcome! ・We generally do not accept price negotiations. ・Due to packaging and management reasons, items usually cannot be shipped together. 　※Please consult in the comments if you wish to purchase multiple items. ・Cancellations, returns, and refunds are not accepted after purchase. ・Please purchase only if you understand that this is a used item.