Diamant Leather Briefcase A4 Hidden Handle Type

No.621501

A briefcase featuring a cutting design inspired by <Upside-down Mt. Fuji>. Because it is a non-handed specification, you can use it as a handbag when you extend the handle, and as a clutch when you shorten it.

The beautiful ridgeline that stretches from the summit of Mt. Fuji to its broad base has long fascinated the hearts of the Japanese, and can be seen in many fields of art. The beautiful landscape created by nature is embodied in the bag with craftsmanship. After cutting, the cut surface is carefully polished and varnished many times to finish the cut. It is a very time-consuming process performed by craftsmen that cannot be mass-produced.

The main body leather uses the original genuine leather developed for this series. The raw hides are carefully selected only for high-quality domestic skins and made with tanners that are considered to be the highest peak of domestic tanning. The craftsmen of Japan, who have handed down traditional Italian manufacturing methods, use their own manufacturing methods to make the most of the technical strengths of each country. In the process of inserting leather and tanning agent into a drum called Tyco and rotating it, in order to penetrate deep and fine points of the fiber, the rotation speed is slower than usual and it is carefully tanned. Slowing down the rpm takes many times more effort, time, and cost than usual, but it is indispensable for having the most appropriate firmness and suppleness to shape the form of Diaman. After that, the oil is carefully applied and finished with a deep dyeing. The shallow stamping applied to the whole expresses delicacy and elegance. Because the original leather is beautiful and high-quality even if it is pristine, it is a design that shines.