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JIKAN STYLE lucky drawstring pouch, Inu-hariko dog #Design_Inu-hariko
A palm-sized lucky drawstring pouch held in the hand
Earphones and small items in the drawstring pouch
JIKAN STYLE drawstring pouches in several designs

Made by JIKAN STYLE · Osaka

NIHON IIMONOYA || Japanese Crafts

Lucky Charm Drawstring Pouch, Palm-Sized Kinchaku (7 Designs) | JIKAN STYLE

Sale price€7,95
Design:Inu-hariko
JIKAN STYLE

Meet the maker

JIKAN STYLE

Osaka

JIKAN STYLE creates tenugui cloths dyed by hand using chusen, a traditional Japanese technique that gives each piece soft gradations and depth....
JIKAN STYLE lucky drawstring pouch, Inu-hariko dog #Design_Inu-hariko
Lucky Charm Drawstring Pouch, Palm-Sized Kinchaku (7 Designs) | JIKAN STYLE Sale price€7,95

A palm-sized pouch that keeps small things together

A palm-sized lucky drawstring pouch held in the hand

Lip balm, eye drops, earphones, the little things you need when travelling: small items easily go missing in a bag. This round, palm-sized kinchaku drawstring pouch keeps them together. Its crepe-like fabric looks and feels lovely, making it perfect for everyday use and as a small gift.

Earphones and small items in the drawstring pouch

Japanese lucky charms

  • Inu-hariko: a papier-mâché dog, a charm for safe childbirth and healthy growth, often given for a new baby.
  • Maneki-neko: the beckoning cat that invites good fortune and customers.
  • Owl: in Japanese, “fukuro” sounds like “no hardship” and “luck comes”, so the owl brings good luck and wards off misfortune.
  • Inari Fox: the messenger of Inari shrines, prayed to for a rich harvest and prosperity.
  • Mt. Fuji: a symbol of long life, health and safety; dreaming of Fuji at New Year is especially lucky.
  • Daruma: it always rights itself when knocked over, a symbol of perseverance and wishes fulfilled.
  • Horse (2026 Zodiac): a limited design for 2026, the Year of the Horse, standing for vitality and things going well.

JIKAN STYLE drawstring pouches in several designs

About JIKAN STYLE

JIKAN STYLE is the original brand launched in 2005 by Miyamoto, a textile company. Its designs draw on Japan’s seasons, customs and lucky charms, made with playfulness and care in quantities small enough for the company to oversee every piece.

Specifications

  • Size: approx. 10 × 14 × 7 cm (3.9 × 5.5 × 2.8 in) when folded flat
  • Material: body polyester 100%; cord nylon 100%
  • Designed in Japan
JIKAN STYLE

The maker behind this piece

JIKAN STYLE

Osaka

JIKAN STYLE creates tenugui cloths dyed by hand using chusen, a traditional Japanese technique that gives each piece soft gradations and depth. Seasonal motifs, lucky charms and a touch of humor bring Japanese craft into modern everyday life.

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