Crafted for everyday use and style

A compact, organized coin purse with heritage design

Specifics at a glance

Design and dimensions

Outside
Deer Leather x Lacquer Inside: Rayon, Cowhide Bill pockets: 2 Card pockets: 6 Additional pockets: 2

What arrives

One HISOKA Dragonfly coin purse.

Everyday carry compatibility

Fits in small purses or pockets

Use the zipped coin purse to securely carry cards, bills, and coins in the designated pockets.

Delivery and returns focus

Shipping and returns

Shipping

Supplier creates shipping label within 2 days. Shipping rates and estimates are available at checkout.

Returns

30 day returns accepted with no label fee and no restocking fee.
HISOKA Dragonfly coin purse in black lacquered deer leather with zipper, displayed on neutral background

Quiet utility, patterned with flight

HISOKA (Dragonfly) slips into the day with a soft zip and a murmured gleam across lacquered wings.

A small ritual

Coins, cards, a calm pocket of order

Dragonflies in relief

Loose change doesn’t need to scatter at the bottom of a bag. The HISOKA (Dragonfly) coin purse gathers bills, cards, and coins into a compact square that opens cleanly with a smooth zip. Deer leather with lacquer and a cowhide interior settle into the hand and grow more glossy over time. The quiet pattern nods to Akitsu—dragonfly—long held as a sign of strength.

Small, composed, ready

Every errand, late train, or café line moves easier when the essentials live in one place. Two bill slots, six card pockets, and two additional pockets keep a simple rhythm—no digging, no noise. The square profile fits a small purse or coat pocket and moves from daylight to evening without a changeover.

For those who carry lightly

Someone who prefers a compact wallet with considered Japanese detailing and room for coins, cards, and folded notes.

In the world

Sort daily cards, folded bills, and coins in a compact zip purse that slips into a small bag or jacket pocket.
Inden brand cover

About Inden

Japanese craftsmanship rooted in history

Inden est.1582 carries a direct line to Japan’s accessory traditions. Born from samurai taste and 400 years of evolving style, INDEN upholds closely guarded family methods and the Koshu INDEN leather tradition that began with Indian “Indeya” decorated leather. As the only craft house to endure from the late Edo period, INDEN-YA blends longstanding technique with modern refinement to produce exquisite, long‑lasting accessories. You’ll recognize their work in compact drawstring pouches, tobacco holders and other fine leather pieces designed originally to complement kimono dress — and now adopted into contemporary wardrobes. Choose INDEN for pieces that read like wearable history: disciplined, sophisticated, and made to be used.
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Questions answered

FAQs for HISOKA coin purse

How many cards can it hold?
It has six dedicated card pockets, plus two additional pockets for overflow or receipts.
Is there space for cash as well as coins?
Yes—there are two bill pockets for folded notes along with room for coins inside the zip closure.
What are the materials?
Outside: deer leather with lacquer. Inside: rayon and cowhide.
Who makes HISOKA (Dragonfly)?
It is carefully designed and beautifully constructed by Japanese artisans.