Business Card Case with Leather Lining—Flower Boar Pattern, Long-Spotted Brocade

*The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process

Business Card Case with Leather Lining—Flower Boar Pattern, Long-Spotted Brocade

*The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process

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Business Card Case with Leather Lining—Flower Boar Pattern, Long-Spotted Brocade

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Size (cm) : W11.0×H7.5

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Product : Business Card Case with Leather Lining—Flower Boar Pattern, Long-Spotted Brocade
Type : Business Card Holder
Size (cm) : W11.0×H7.5
Tags : OutletBoarWrapping not availableJapanese AccessoriesOriental ZodiacPattern: long-spotted brocade with boar and flower designwild boarBusiness card case with leather lining
Other : Please note that due to cutting, the pattern placement may differ from the displayed image.
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Description

A card container of brocade with unique design, will give impact on business scene.

Patterns

Ka-cho-mon Chohan-kin(Brocade with Design of Flower and Wild Boar in Vertical Stripe)

The animal patterns seen in the excavated artifacts of Scythians, nomadic equestrian tribes once thriving in the steppes of the Central Asia and South Russia in the 8th century BC to the 3 rd century BC, are unparalleled in the world for their powerful boldness and uniqueness which make tho se art objects still fascinating to us. This brocade, which is composed of Scythian prostrate wild boar and floral-plant patterns in vertical stripe, is executed with a warp-patterned weaving technique.