Miniminimi Korean Traditional Sliding Cards Wallet

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Miniminimi Korean Traditional Sliding Cards Wallet

Name: Miniminimi Korean Traditional Sliding Cards Wallet
Brand: Miniminimi
SKU: miniminimi-003
Price: 25.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

$25.00

A sleek sliding card wallet featuring
beautiful Korean traditional designs.

Design

Clear

Ships from Korea in one box via our Ilsan hub · 10–14 days door to door.

At a glance

Made in: Korea
Delivery: From Seoul, 10–14 days

SKU: miniminimi-003 Categories: Fashion, Wallet Tags: card wallet, Keychain, Life-changer

Description

Miniminimi

Slide it, and your cards pop out

A card wallet with a traditional Korean pattern. Slide it and your cards pop out. It also works as a keychain.

Miniminimi Korean Traditional Sliding Cards Wallet

About the maker

Miniminimi makes small everyday objects in traditional Korean patterns, designed and made in Korea.

The details

Slide-out card mechanism.
Doubles as a keychain.
Seven patterns: Irworobongdo (the sun, moon and five peaks screen), fish, lotus, cloud, floral, the Junghwajeon gate at Deoksugung Palace, and a pattern from Bongjeongsa Temple.

Good to know

Made in Korea.
Shipped from Seoul, about 10–14 days. A$9.90 shipping per order, whatever it weighs, or free when your order includes the ABELTY Rice Skincare Duo – 2 Sets.

Try it without the risk

If it isn’t right for you, we refund you.

If it isn’t right for you, tell us within 30 days and we’ll refund you. No need to post it back.

Shipped from Seoul · about 10–14 days · A$9.90 per order, or free when your order includes the ABELTY Rice Skincare Duo – 2 Sets

Additional information

Design	Irworobongdo pattern(black), Fish pattern(black), Lotus pattern(white), Cloud pattern(white), Floral pattern(red), The pattern from Deoksugung Palace's Junghwajeon Iljumun Gate(blue), The traditional pattern from Bongjeongsa Temple(green)