Spiced orange and cream metallic Japanese kimono silk clutch bag with gold geometric diamond pattern, shown in styled flatlay

Orange Gold Japanese Kimono Silk Clutch Bag - Diamond Ombre

£75.00
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Spiced orange and cream metallic Japanese kimono silk clutch bag with gold geometric diamond pattern, shown in styled flatlay

Orange Gold Japanese Kimono Silk Clutch Bag - Diamond Ombre

  • Rare ombré design
  • c.1970s Japanese vintage
  • Matsukawabishi diamonds

£75.00

US duties prepaid | Shipping calculated at checkout | 30 Day Returns

Spiced orange melts into cream across this metallic kimono silk clutch, patterned with glinting gold diamonds and finished with a convertible gold-tone chain strap. Rich, vivid and bold, it brings the colour of saffron, paprika and late-summer heat.

Details
  • Dimensions: Approx. 22cm x 13cm x 5cm / 8.5" x 5" x 2"
  • Exterior: Metallic orange to cream ombré kimono silk with gold Matsukawabishi diamond pattern
  • Interior: Cream silk
  • Storage: One main compartment with two interior pockets, one with silver-tone trim
  • Closure: Gold-tone metal clasp
  • Hardware: Gold-tone textured metal frame and chain strap with folding hinge attachments
  • Carry Options: Clutch style with tuck-away gold-tone chain strap
  • Unique Piece: One of a kind
  • Age: Mid-Shōwa period, c.1970s
  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Please note: Styling accessories are not included. iPhone 14 Pro Max shown for scale only.

Returns

If your piece isn’t right, you’re welcome to return it within 30 days of delivery for a refund.

To be eligible, returns should be:

• unused and in original condition

• in original packaging
 where possible
• accompanied by proof of purchase

• sent using a tracked service

To arrange a return, please contact us via our Contact Form with your order number.

For change-of-mind returns, the item cost and standard outbound shipping will be refunded. Return postage is the customer’s responsibility.

If your item arrives faulty or incorrect, all delivery costs will be refunded.

As returns remain your responsibility until received, we recommend using a fully insured tracked service.

Shipping

All pieces are carefully packaged and dispatched from our London studio (UK).
Orders are sent using tracked and insured services.

• Dispatch time: 1–2 business days

• UK delivery: 2–3 business days

• USA & Canada: 5–8 business days

• Australia & New Zealand: 6–8 business days

• Rest of World: 6–10 business days

Shipping is calculated at checkout.

US prices include import duties, which are prepaid before delivery, so there are no additional customs charges on arrival.

Other international customers may be responsible for local customs charges.

Ethical Production

Each bag is a carefully sourced vintage Japanese find, selected for its craftsmanship, character, and history.

• Genuine vintage pieces dating from the 1930s onwards

• Sourced in Japan with respect for their cultural heritage

• Preserved and offered as found, with minimal intervention

• Limited in number — once gone, it cannot be repeated

A new chapter for an object that has already lived one life.

Packaging is fully recyclable, with materials chosen to reduce environmental impact wherever possible.

Care

Your vintage bag is made from delicate materials and should be handled with care:

• Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve colour

• Avoid overfilling to maintain structure

• Store in a cool, dry place when not in use

• Do not machine wash or tumble dry

• Professional cleaning by a specialist is recommended

Made from authentic vintage Japanese textiles and materials, each item may show gentle signs of age. This is part of its character and history.

What does the diamond pattern on this piece mean?

Matsukawabishi (松皮菱)

The diamond pattern represents longevity, resilience and enduring strength.

Formed from a repeating grid of nested diamond shapes, the pattern echoes the rugged, layered bark of the pine, one of Japan's most auspicious trees, evergreen through every season.

Hishi (a diamond or rhombus shape) has been woven into Japanese silks for centuries, often appearing on formal and ceremonial garments as a symbol of strength and long life.

Pine bark diamond pattern on Japanese silk textile (Hishi)

Mid Showa period Japanese textile era, c.1950s–1960s, featured in Kimono Living vintage silk pieces

Mid-Shōwa Period

The Shōwa era spanned 1926 to 1989, its name meaning 'enlightened peace' — a period of extraordinary contrast, from wartime turbulence to postwar renaissance. Many of our textiles date from the heart of this era.

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