Elegant Heritage – Glasses Case Featuring Fan and Daffodil Design
Crafted from a vintage 1990s Fukuro obi, this glasses case showcases a graceful fan and daffodil motif—symbols of elegance and renewal in Japanese culture. The fan represents openness, change, and prosperity, often seen as a symbol of life’s unfolding journey. The daffodil signifies rebirth, new beginnings, and hope, bringing a fresh, optimistic spirit to the design. Together, they create a harmonious blend of nature and artistry.
Sourced from a trusted kimono dealer in Shizuoka, Japan, this obi fabric was originally worn for formal occasions. It has been thoughtfully transformed into a delicate yet durable glasses case that preserves the artistry and heritage of its origin.
More than just a protective sleeve, this case carries the timeless beauty of traditional Japanese textile craftsmanship.

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The Story Behind the Piece
Made from a vintage Fukuro obi dating from the 1990s and sourced from a respected dealer in Shizuoka, Japan, this glasses case features a fan and daffodil motif—symbols of grace, renewal, and life’s unfolding journey.
Once part of formal kimono attire, the obi has been repurposed into a soft, functional case that carries its story forward into everyday life.

Notable Features
Dimensions: Height 17 cm (6.7 inches) × Width 19 cm (7.5 inches)
Body Material: Vintage silk from a 1990s Fukuro obi
Design Motif: Fan and daffodil
Origin: Sourced from a trusted kimono dealer in Shizuoka, Japan
Function: Soft glasses case with fabric lining
Care Instructions: Spot clean only; handle gently to preserve vintage textiles

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