Compact and culturally resonant mirror.

Details and Design of Inden’s Seven Treasures Mirror

Material and pattern

Deer skin surface with a symbolic Seven Treasures pattern

Material
Deer Skin
Dimensions
2.3"W x 2.4"D
Interior mirrors
Standard and magnifying
Colors
Black x Black, Red x Red, Black x Navy

What arrives

One double-faced mirror with deer skin covering

Size and portability

Fits easily into pockets and bags

Open the compact to use either the standard or magnifying mirror side.

Shipping and Returns

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates and timelines vary; see checkout for details.

Returns

30 day returns policy with no label fee or restocking fee as provided by the supplier.
Mirror - Seven Treasures by Inden

Small ritual, quiet luxury

A palm-sized square slips from a pocket, opening to twin reflections framed in soft black and a whisper of gold. The Seven Treasures motif repeats like linked circles—steady, intentional, timeless.

Carry the link

Mirror — Seven Treasures

A pattern with a promise

Moments on the move rarely feel composed—train windows, lobby lighting, crowded elevators. The Mirror — Seven Treasures steadies the scene with two faces: one true-to-life, one magnifying for precision. Its compact square disappears into a wallet or pocket, then opens with an easy clasp and a clear view. The deer-skin surface brings tactility that won’t disappear into the ordinary.

Poise, anywhere

Good design respects small transitions—the step from commute to meeting, door to dinner, studio to stage. This mirror turns those in‑between places into a minute you own. The Shippou pattern nods to connection, an everyday token of harmony you touch more than you see.

For the considered carrier

Someone who keeps essentials edited and appreciates a discreet, beautifully finished mirror that slides into a bag, wallet, or pocket.

In the world

Slip it into a wallet or inner pocket for quick checks and close-up touchups using the standard and magnifying mirrors.
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About INDEN est.1582

A Four-Century Legacy in Japanese Leatherwork

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 about the Seven Treasures Mirror

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is it?
It measures approximately 2.3 inches wide by 2.4 inches deep—compact enough for a wallet or pocket.
What’s inside when it opens?
Two mirrors: one standard and one magnifying for close-up detail.
What is the exterior made from?
The surface is crafted with deer skin featuring the Seven Treasures (Shippou) pattern.
Does it latch closed?
Yes, it features a small clasp so the mirror stays closed in a pocket or bag.
What colors are available?
Options include BK×BK, BK×NV, RD×RD, and BK×PR.