Inden: An Item for Those Who Appreciate Authenticity Koshu Inden, known for its unique technique of applying lacquer patterns to deerskin, is a leather craft that has been produced in Yamanashi Prefecture (Koshu) for over 400 years. Inden adorned the attire of warlords during the Warring States period and was a stylish item for sophisticated people during the Edo period. Now with fans overseas, Inden has grown into an international brand. The name "Inden" was established during the Edo period, and Koshu, which produces a lot of deerskin and lacquer, became a major production area supporting the brand. Various items, such as Inden stamp cases, are still made today. All are genuine masterpieces. Black stamp case with floral pattern, with strap. Originally priced around 2,500 yen, stored at home. - Design: Black with floral pattern - Accessories: With strap - Packaging: Boxed - Instruction Manual: Includes an instruction manual describing the features of the stamp case - Material: Metal stamp case - Manufacturer: Indenya Thank you for viewing.