Japanese wallet Gogoushiyui Amitabha (和財布『五劫思惟阿弥陀』)

The concept of "Outing Japanese Wallet namu" is an ideal wallet companion for walks and temple visits. Each wallet is imbued with Buddhist meaning, and the charm of the cord, which serves as a design accent, features illustrations specially drawn by a deity for this wallet. The material chosen, Japanese boxwood, has been traditionally considered optimal for comb-making.

"Outing Japanese Wallet namu" is available in five types simultaneously. It is inspired by the five-storied pagoda, representing the five elements (earth, water, fire, wind, and void) that make up the universe in Buddhist teachings. Each of these elements becomes the theme for one of the wallets.

The most significant design accent of the wallet is the charm used for the cord fastener. The charm is a three-dimensional carving of a new illustration by the deity on the surface, with the deity's mark engraved on the reverse side. The material used is Japanese boxwood, which, with use, develops a beautiful amber color, adding to its appeal.

This is themed around the windmill of the five-storied pagoda. The windmill represents the color of the Buddha's kasaya, "forbearance (nin'niku)," so black fabric was chosen for the outer covering. In Buddhist symbolism, it represents moving gases and guides towards a world without worldly desires (Nirvana), canceling out afflictions.
The charm features the silhouette of "Gokōshigi Amida," perfectly fitting the shape of a crescent moon. This Buddha is said to have had his hair grow immensely while contemplating how to save people over the endless time of the five kalpas. Amida-kun on this charm, being blown by the wind, leaves us wondering about the thoughts crossing his mind.

• Size: 75(H)×105(W)×20(D)mm, 43g
• Material: Body 100% cotton, String 100% rayon, Charm Tsuge, Zipper Alloy
• Made in Japan
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