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MALAIKA
| Address | 3-33-4 Horinochi Hachiojishi Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:192-0355 |
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| Representative Name | KOICHI ITO |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 330 |
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Wallet Patchwork
SD item code:10033397
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Type A
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タイプ A
(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
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(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S2 |
Type B
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タイプ B
(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
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(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S3 |
Type C
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タイプ C
(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
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(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S4 |
Type D
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タイプ D
(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
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(WLTK004TAS)
JAN:2901010016594
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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About 1 week
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| Dimensions |
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Width: 22 cm Height: 14 cm
Gusset: 3cm Tassel: 20cm Shoulder: longest 138cm, shortest 114cm |
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Country of manufacture: Thailand
Material / component: Raffia Cotton Cowhide
Year of manufacture: 2022
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Description
| Ethnic shoulder wallet with random patchwork effect This ethnic-feeling item is made of Kuba cloth purchased in Congo, Africa. All are one-of-a-kind with a mix of various geometric patterns. The colors are easy to match with bohemian and ethnic styles. The functional design allows it to be used not only as a purse, but also as a compact shoulder bag with a size that can hold a smartphone and other small items. The shoulder can be detached and used as a clutch bag as well. *About Kuba Cloth Kuba cloth is hand-woven from a palm plant called raffia by the Kuba people, who live in the central part of the Republic of Congo. The Kuba people traditionally wear costumes made of raffia palm fiber, and each tribe has developed its own unique techniques and designs, including the Shawa and Nchaku. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Dec.29th 2025 to Mar.2nd 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Dec.11th 2025 to Dec.15th 2025 |
| EMS | From Dec.10th 2025 to Dec.15th 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Dec.12th 2025 to Dec.17th 2025 |
| DHL | From Dec.10th 2025 to Dec.12th 2025 |
| UPS | From Dec.10th 2025 to Dec.12th 2025 |
| FedEx | From Dec.10th 2025 to Dec.12th 2025 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
The photo is an image only.
Patterns and colors may differ from those in the photos. There is some error in size. Please note that there may be stains, fraying, or other damage to the fabric because it is made of old cloth, but please understand it as the texture of the fabric. *Specifications Detachable shoulder Adjustable shoulder length Zipper closure: 2 pcs. 4 bill pockets Coin pocket: 1 (with zipper) 4 card pockets 1 sub pocket (with zipper) |
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This ethnic-feeling item is made of Kuba cloth purchased in Congo, Africa. All are one-of-a-kind with a mix of various geometric patterns. The colors are easy to match with bohemian and ethnic styles. The functional design allows it to be used not only as a purse, but also as a compact shoulder bag with a size that can hold a smartphone and other small items. The shoulder can be detached and used as a clutch bag as well.
*About Kuba Cloth
Kuba cloth is hand-woven from a palm plant called raffia by the Kuba people, who live in the central part of the Republic of Congo.
The Kuba people traditionally wear costumes made of raffia palm fiber, and each tribe has developed its own unique techniques and designs, including the Shawa and Nchaku.
アフリカ・コンゴで仕入れたクバ族の布を使ったエスニック感溢れるアイテム。様々な幾何学模様がミックスされた全て1点もの。ボヘミアンスタイルやエスニックスタイルに合わせやすい色合いが魅力。財布としてはもちろん、スマホや小物が入るサイズ感でコンパクトなショルダーバッグとしても使える機能的なデザイン。ショルダーは取り外しができ、クラッチバッグとしても使えるのがポイント。
■クバ布について コンゴ共和国の中央部に住む"クバ族"によるラフィアとよばれるヤシ科の植物を手で織って作られた布です。
伝統的にラフィア椰子の繊維で作られた衣装を身にまとい、クバの人々のうちシャワ族がンチャクなど、それぞれの民族で独自の技法とデザインを発展させていきました。