Bottle opener keychain. This is a one-of-a-kind item finished by hand. It is a vintage item. More details are listed below. Item: Vintage Black Bottle Opener Keychain Approx. 10cm Product Overview: This is a one-of-a-kind item that upcycles a rare black person motif vintage bottle opener manufactured around the 1950s-70s into a keychain, done by hand. The heavy feel unique to cast iron and the design that evokes the times make this an underground vintage item that is no longer manufactured. It is a valuable recycled item from the perspective of environmental consideration, 3R, and sustainability, and is perfect for those who love vintage clothing and culture. We confidently recommend this item as a masterpiece with a definite age and presence. And this item is a black person motif. It is estimated to be made in America or Asia around the 1950s-70s, and it is a vintage item that is likely not a replica, judging from the texture and design of the metal. It is a novelty item unique to the times and can be said to be a valuable item. Item Pride: Made with a design that fuses vintage and modern trends (Y2K). A ring that the seller used is used for the joint, combining individuality and reusability. The carabiner is a new one that can be opened and closed both up and down, combining practicality and design. Pricing Breakdown: Carabiner → 300 Ring → 0 (personal item) Bottle opener → 1500 Shipping → 510 Packing materials → 0 (limited service for first-time buyers. Usually 300~) Concept for the Black Person Motif: The story goes that Justin, an Italian boy, worked as a slave in a bottle factory, but he couldn't do his job well due to developmental disabilities and anxiety, and was scorned as a "bottle opener guy." Later, he was sold to America, and because he couldn't communicate with words, he explained his work with gestures, and the bottle opener modeled after his figure spread as a souvenir, ironically. (There are various theories, and it may differ from the facts.) Who This Product Suits: Those interested in vintage, y2k, sustainable fashion, remakes, rework, upcycle, accessories, bottle openers, vintage clothing, backpacks, bags, belts, carabiners, keychains, environment, underground, culture, hiphop, BLM, black people, culture, etc. This is not a product of maison mihara yasuhiro.