Room One Cards

Tanuki Yukaku | Collector's Coin

Tanuki Yukaku | Collector's Coin - Main image
$6.2 $10 In stock

Category: Accessories

Designed and modeled after the central official currency; Oban 大判 and Koban 小判 of the Edo period. We hope to bring forward the design of elegance and beauty as seen in traditional Japanese craftsmanship. It's unique shape and historical significance will surely makes it an excellent discussion starter.

Material:
Zinc Alloy with Brass Finishing

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

The engravings really capture that Edo-period look, and the gold tone pops beautifully even in low light. It's elegant enough that I'm thinking of displaying it on a small stand rather than keeping it tucked away.

George ★★★★★

The weight feels substantial in your palm, and the Koban’s engraved rim catches light just like the old woodblock prints. I keep it on my desk as a tiny Edo-era reminder, and every glance makes me appreciate the craftsmanship more.

Ruby N. ★★★★★

The detailing on the oban face is so crisp it feels like holding a tiny piece of history, and the weight has a nice, solid heft that makes it a satisfying desk piece. I keep it on my shelf just to admire the traditional engraving whenever I walk by.