Business Card Holder - Solid Brass and Wood with Granadillo Wood Box

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MADE IN JAPAN Card cases crafted in Japan
BRASS AND WOOD A wood inlay in the brass
WOODEN BOX Granadillo, Macassar ebony, or teak
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PICUS solid brass business card case with wood inlay, dimensions 9.4 × 6 × 0.5 cm. Comes with a Granadillo wood box, made in Japan with a smooth and organic finish.


Brass and wood · In video
Features
Dimensions
L 9.4 × W 6 × H 0.5 cm
Weight
85 g
Material
Brass, Wood
Color
Brown
Origin
Tokyo, Japan
Usage & Entretien
Brass and copper naturally develop a patina over time. Oil and air will naturally darken this piece and make it shinier. This is part of its natural beauty. Do not use chemicals to clean it. If exposed to water or moisture for long periods, the metal may change color more quickly or develop stains.
From the workshop to the wooden box

Brass and wood in the same hand

This business card holder is made in Japan from brass, with a wood inlay set directly into the metal. Two materials in one piece, offering an organic look and texture, far from smooth, uniform metal. The wood inlay feels soft to the touch and is the first thing your hand finds. The brass develops a patina over time, through contact with air and fingers, and each holder gradually takes on its own unique appearance. It comes in its wooden box, made of Granadillo, Macassar ebony, or teak, depending on the model.

Brass in everyday life
Brass in everyday life
Close-up of wood inlay
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Japan
Place of manufacture
Wood
Inlaid in brass
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Box essences by model
Skates
Brass changes with use

THE PICUS EXPERTISE

What sets these card cases apart

01

Two assembled materials

The case is made in Japan, from brass, with wood inlaid into the metal. The contrast between the two is immediately visible and tangible.

02

A smooth overlay

The wood inlay is smooth and soft to the touch. It's the part that fingers find first.

03

An organic texture

The appearance and texture of the piece remain organic, far from a perfectly uniform metal. No case is exactly like the next.

04

The patina of time

Brass develops a patina over time, through contact with air and hands. The case changes appearance over months of use.

05

A box made of precious wood

Each case comes in its wooden box, made of Granadillo, Macassar ebony, or teak depending on the model. It serves as a display case upon arrival and as storage afterward.

06

A gentle interview

Wood and brass coexist on the same piece, so polishing and products that would mark the inlay are avoided. We simply let the patina develop naturally.