Antique Sakai/Kyoto Wagara Sarasa Pocket Item, likely from the late Edo period. This appears to be a pocket item (wallet) from the late Edo period. The fabric is believed to be Sakai/Kyoto Wagara Sarasa from the late Edo period. The colors are very chic, beautiful, and stylish. The condition is surprisingly good for something from the late Edo period, and the colors still seem usable today. The material of the menuki (metal fitting) is believed to be silver. The size is 90mm (height) x 155mm (width), approximately 10mm thick, and weighs about 24 grams. This pocket item has two pockets, and there are no stains or tears, so it seems usable even now. However, as it is approximately 180 years old, the fabric may have weakened, and we cannot guarantee its suitability for everyday use. Please understand this. A straw cushion is placed at the bottom of the box to protect the item from damage, giving a sense of history. Overall, it is a wonderful item in good condition with no damage. However, no certificate of authenticity is included. For your information, we have had it examined by experts in related fabrics, but please understand this before considering a purchase. It is believed to be a valuable item that cannot be replicated using the same methods today, and it is a precious work that allows you to feel the high level of skill and diligence of the craftsmen of the time.