This is a handcrafted, triangular coin purse or mini pouch crafted from traditional Japanese-style fabric. It stands on a flat base to form a distinct 3D pyramid shape, offering a compact yet stylish holder for small essentials like coins, jewelry, or small trinkets.
Key Features
Geometric Design: A unique tetrahedral/pyramid structure that allows the pouch to stand upright on its own.
Traditional Fabric & Pattern:
Features a deep purple/dark indigo background adorned with an elegant Sensu (folding fan) motif.
Decorative highlights in vibrant orange, light blue, white, and subtle metallic/gold thread accents.
Contrasting Edge & Closure:
A rust-orange/terracotta fabric accent runs along the main frame seam.
Secured with a brass/gold-toned metallic frame or snap clasp at the top peak.
About NONOLD
We believe that true beauty is meant to be cherished across generations. Inspired by the philosophy of "wearing timeless elegance beyond the boundaries of time," our creations honor the rich heritage and artistry of traditional Japanese kimono while giving them a new life for the modern world.
Every piece begins with a treasured kimono that has been lovingly passed down through generations. Rather than allowing these remarkable textiles to fade with time, we carefully preserve their legacy through a meticulous handcrafted process. Each kimono is thoughtfully unstitched by hand, gently washed, and skillfully sewn into a new creation, respecting the craftsmanship, history, and memories woven into every fabric.
No two pieces are ever alike. Each one carries its own story, distinctive patterns, and the timeless artistry of Japanese textile traditions. By transforming heirloom kimonos into contemporary wearable art, we create meaningful pieces that connect the past with the present.
Our goal is to celebrate Japan's cultural heritage through sustainable craftsmanship, allowing the elegance of these treasured garments to continue inspiring future generations. Every creation is a tribute to the artisans who first crafted the fabric and to the families who preserved it, ensuring that their beauty lives on for years to come.
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