Although it looks like a pouch with a magnetic clasp, it's actually a traditional Japanese item called a 'fukusa'.
In Japan, fukusa are used in various ways within the home. They are often employed to store important cash and valuables, as their elegant appearance makes them suitable for safes and drawers.

Fukusa can also be used to keep credit cards, insurance cards, and bank passbooks organized. Additionally, they serve as protective cases for cherished photos and postcards, safeguarding them from dirt and damage.

Thus, fukusa is a versatile item that aids in organization and protection in daily life.

Fukusa are not sewn by machine; they are entirely handcrafted.


Product Details

- Product ID: 10006-076
- For: Women
- Condition: New
- Color: White tones
- Brand: Kimono Avenue
- Place of origin: Made In Japan
- Composition: Polyester, Cotton
- Fits Sizes:
- Dimensions: Approx. 7.9"×4.7"×0.4"(20×12×1cm)

- Shipping weight: 90 g
- Package (length, width, height): 8.3"×5.5×0.6"
- Days to ship: Ships in 2-3 days

Key Features

Fukusa enhances its appearance, reflecting Japan's aesthetic values.

Additionally, fukusa protects celebratory or condolence envelopes from dirt and damage.

As part of ceremonial practices, it is customary to wrap gifts in fukusa and present them with care. This tradition not only preserves Japan’s cultural heritage and aesthetic sensibilities but also embodies time-honored etiquette.

Thus, wrapping cash gift envelopes in fukusa holds deep cultural significance.