Wooden Business Card Case
- Designed by: Masakage Tanno
- Price: $82
A business card lost in the abyss of a deep purse or creased and forgotten in a back pocket isn't much good to anyone. Make sure your pertinent information is at the ready—and make a very good first impression—with this handcrafted wooden business card case from Japanese designer Masakage Tanno.
(Tip of the hat to Dwell's ever-stylish editor Aaron Britt for the heads-up on this super cool accessory!).
More info: merchant4.com
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$82 is pretty outrageous for a business card holder
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If it's handmade and made well, the price seems fair to me. Can't be sure from the photos. It is up to the buyer if they want to pay for it...
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Good design is never cheap.
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Some would say $700 for an Eames LCW is outrageous too... Those people should shop at Ikea.
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And the problem with shopping at Ikea is ???????
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Well, you can get a mass produced stainless steel card case for 50 bucks or you can buy a boring case from Coach for that same price, so $82 for a handcrafted wooden case isn't even remotely out of the question.
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The problem with shopping in Ikea is that the products they offer and cheap, cheaply made, will not last long, and will be thrown into a dump.
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Very cute!
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Nice idea. Make it affordable before someone else does.
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Nice Design ! But people get real $82.00 with this economy, Talk about monopoly money. One born everyday,NEXT ! ! ! ! !!
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I love it but alas it is too costly. Thus I shall keep a few cards well contained in my wallet. I hope they do not show up the $2 I keep there for emergency's. Like an Ames Sale.
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too expensive
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where can i buy it ?
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Someone is still using business cards today? Don't let be confuse, I like it, I am working wood and like it much. But, seems to me this is a little bit old fashion even if the design is very actual. Anyway, this product is targetted at those having 82$ to spend on a business card holder and still using a business card holder. No need to sell one to everyone on the planet to become rich and famous. For the rest of us, there is Ikea. ;-)
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I do custom woodwork as a side business....I should try and make my own, it looks like a fairly simple design. It will be a lot cheaper too.
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