TAMIYARADEN
Card Case Line
Card Case Line
midnight blue
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Textiles use TAMIYA RADEN's representative technology that woven shells into silk. Combined with high -quality Italian leather, all processes are finished by hand. Be familiar with the technology that have provided to many famous Maison.
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color:midnight blue
size:W10.5cm x D7.5cm x H1.5cm
weight:34g
material:
96% SILK
Polyester 3%
Shell 1%
Leather:Cowhide (Italian Leather)
Lining:Polyester
About Care & Handling
About Care & Handling
Care Instructions
・If stained or soiled, gently pat the surface with a tightly wrung, damp cloth. Do not use chemical solvents, detergents, or other cleaning chemicals.
Storage & Handling
・Store in a well-ventilated area away from high temperatures, humidity, and direct sunlight.
・Do not wash in water (to prevent deformation, deterioration, discoloration, or fabric damage).
・This product is crafted using exceptionally delicate threads and fabrics. Due to the nature of the material, excessive friction, snagging, or heavy strain may cause damage to the fabric.
・Please note that leather components may transfer color or stain other items when exposed to water, sweat, or friction.
About Delivery
About Delivery
Shipping cost is included in the product price in Japan. In the case of overseas, the shipping cost varies depending on the country and region.
Hakuito Making
Thin shells, shaved to about 0.1 mm, are cut into pattern shapes and applied onto washi paper.
Mother-of-pearl reflects light differently by angle, so each piece is cut and placed for a natural luster.
The adhesive is adjusted according to humidity and temperature, ensuring the shells and foil remain firmly in place.
Cutting
Washi with mother-of-pearl and gold decoration is cut into 0.6～0.75 mm strips using a guillotine.
The paper is secured to keep the blade angle precise and prevent damage.
After cutting, each strip is visually inspected for any lifting or peeling of the shell or foil.
Weaving
The cut foil threads are used as weft and passed through the opened warp threads with a small shuttle.
Because the foil threads are flat, they are woven with great care to prevent them from flipping.
With each pass, the marks at the thread ends are checked against the pattern to ensure even the slightest shift does not occur.If the alignment shifts even slightly, the luster of the shell’s mother-of-pearl can be diminished.
Scenes from the workshop
