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A Wide Product Selection Featuring Diverse Colors and Patterns

Take your time browsing our products at one of the INDEN-YA directly managed stores. During the Edo Period (1603–1867), INDEN products such a wallets and pouches were used by people as daily tools and accessories. Today, INDEN-YA preserves the popular, old-fashioned styles of products such as traditional pouches and coin purses, while simultaneously innovating through new items suited to the times, all as part of efforts to continually improve our products while offering a diverse selection.

Customers purchasing an orthodox-type lacquered product can choose from a wide range of base-material and lacquer color combinations as well as hundreds of different design patterns. In addition, we expand our product lineups nearly every year through a range of delightful special series and collections as well as seasonal offerings. Please take some time and explore, at a leisurely and enjoyable pace, the offerings at our directly managed stores.

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  • Product
    Category
  • Rich
    Selection
    of
    Material and
    Lacquer
    Colors
  • Several
    Hundred
    Patterns
  • Wallets

    Coin Purses, Bifold Wallets, Long Wallets

  • Small Accessory Items and Cases

    Business Card Cases, Pass Cases, Key Holders, Book Covers, Pouches, Others

  • Bags

    Handbags, Purses, Shoulder Bags, Pochettes, Sacoches, Others

Patterns

Styles Based on Deep-rooted Japanese Aesthetics:
Invoking the Power of Nature and Beauty of the Four Seasons

In ancient times, various patterns were imported from continental Asia to Japan, and over time these were modified to f it Japanese tastes while new patterns were also created based on Japanese people's unique views on Mother Nature. Such patterns are more than mere ornamentations—they are imbued with sentiments toward nature and wishes for happiness among the people of Japan, serving as good luck charms in daily life and providing elements of style and refinement to enjoy. INDEN-YA cherishes these traditional patterns, making use of them in our products while continually creating new pat-terns for the current era.

An example of a pattern

  • Kozakura

  • Tombo

  • Ume

  • Seigaiha

  • Budo

  • Nami-uroko

  • Kikko

  • Hyotan

  • Yukiwariso

  • Tsubaki

  • Sayagata

  • Kawari-ichimatsu

  • Watsunagi

  • Hana-karakusa

  • Ajiroami

  • Ajisai

INDEN-YA's Endeavors

New Sensibilities for a New Era of INDEN

INDEN-YA not only preserves the culture of INDEN by utilizing traditional techniques and patterns, but constantly pursues new frontiers in INDEN design.

We began these efforts with the 1983 launch of an original brand, and followed this in 2011 with the debut of INDEN NEW YORK as our first INDEN brand targeting an overseas market.We have exhibited our products at COTERIE, the United States' largest exhibition event of its kind, and in 2016 we established INDEN EST. 1582 to make new inroads into the European market. INDEN-YA's high quality has been recognized widely, positioning us as one of the world's most prominent high-fashion brands and also establishing us as a joint supplier to the British royal family. Today, the Japanese art of IN-DEN is becoming increasingly well-known around the globe.