African prints, which have been gaining popularity in Japan in recent years, originated from items produced in the 19th century by Europeans, including the Dutch, for export to Africa. Today, they are known by various names depending on the region in Africa, such as Ankara, Pagne, Kitenge, and Wax Print. This coin purse is made with a blue-based African print. It can be used as a pouch or a wallet, offering various uses. The inner fabric is not an African print. Its eye-catching color makes it easy to find in your bag and is convenient for both men and women. It also makes a great gift. A membership card is shown for size comparison. Only the pouch itself is for sale. Width (at widest point): approx. 16 cm Height (including metal clasp): approx. 13 cm Gusset: approx. 3 cm This is a handmade item made with a home sewing machine by an amateur. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection. It will be folded and shipped in simple packaging. Please purchase after agreeing to the above. Available in a different color (purple). We also sell African print scraps and African雑貨 (African goods). Significant discounts are available for bulk purchases. Please feel free to contact us by comment. #AfricanPrint #AfricanCloth #Africa #AfricanFabric #WaxPrint #Pagne #Kitenge #HappyFabric #AfricanFabric #Gamaguchi #GamaguchiPouch #Colorful #Wallet #GamaguchiWallet #Unisex #ForMenAndWomen