This vintage pocket accessory is crafted in Kyoto Tsuzure-ori (つづれ織 / つづれ織り), one of Japan’s most refined and historically significant silk weaving techniques, with origins dating back over 1,000 years. Traditionally produced on hand looms, Tsuzure-ori is renowned for its плот, tapestry-like texture and intricate woven patterns, once favored by the imperial court and nobility.
The piece features a rich vermilion-orange silk ground, beautifully contrasted with delicately woven motifs: a stylized floral crest on the exterior and a graceful butterfly rendered in shimmering gold thread on the interior. The butterfly, a classic symbol in Japanese aesthetics, evokes transformation, elegance, and fleeting beauty—perfectly aligned with the refined spirit of Kyoto craftsmanship.
Designed as a compact pocket holder, it is ideal for money Envelope and storing small personal items such as paper notes, cards, or tea ceremony kaishi paper. The structured yet soft textile, combined with the subtle sheen of silk, gives it both practicality and a quiet luxury.
The item comes complete with its original presentation box and descriptive leaflet, further emphasizing its authenticity and cultural background. A beautiful example of traditional Kyoto textile artistry, this Tsuzure-ori pocket piece embodies timeless craftsmanship and understated elegance, making it a meaningful collectible or a refined everyday accessory.
Size: 23 x 20cm (Fully Open)
12 x 20cm (Foleded)
