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Polynesian tattoo bifold wallet - Design: Manu by Eugene Ta'ase
Polynesian tattoo bifold wallet - Design: Manu by Eugene Ta'ase
Product Description
it’s the story of a good life: providing for your family, strength, courage, voyage and happiness.
A Samoan tattoo wallet that fits into your back or front pocket.
The Kaulua slim billfold wallet has been crafted with love and care. The Polynesian tattoo art by Samoan tattoo artist Eugene “Eugenius” Ta'ase has been placed on the leather with a unique method that leaves the natural leather exposed and preserves the soft feel and finish of the genuine cow leather.
It's slim for an easy fit yet can hold a lot of your stuff. The 100% Napa leather is soft and pliable, molding itself to comfortably accommodate your daily wallet essentials.
- 4 card slots for credit cards —you can fit more than one card into a slot
- 2 additional slide-in compartments for receipts, cards and more
- Full length bill compartment with stylish black on black stripes interior lining
- Convenient ID window
- Easy-open bi-fold closure
- Slim line design – no bulging pants pockets
- Made from 100% genuine Napa leather—soft and pliable
- NĀ KOA signature logo debossed inside
- Contrasting black leather interior
- Imported from India
- Dimensions:
- 4 1⁄4 “ (L) x 3 1⁄4 “ (H)
- Weight: 2 oz
All NĀ KOA Polynesian tattoo wallets for men come in a ruggedly attractive gift box, and make a great gift for anyone who likes to stand out from the crowd with a beautifully-designed, unique wallet.
Order your NĀ KOA men’s wallet today and enjoy a unique wallet that makes a personal statement.
Motifs and Meanings*: It’s the story of a good life: providing for your family, strength, courage, voyage and happiness. The Samoan tattoo motif tells the story of a joyous life through fish and ocean waves (the source of nourishment and abundance, and life itself), spearheads (the strength and courage to face any obstacle) and birds (journeys). It’s topped by a multi-layered design that shows the sun shining down over mountains, the way it does in the islands (joy and happiness).
*according to the artist as well as additional popular interpretations.