Kyurami Magsafe Wallet
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$24.59 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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$24.59
KAISHA GAIYŌ
(About US)
Kyurami makes one wallet and the faces that go on it.
Black on white. Bramble and blackletter, hannya masks and star maps, drawn for a panel forty-three millimetres across. The kind of thing someone looks at twice when you set it down on a counter.
You buy the wallet once. After that it's the face that changes — thumbnail under the top edge, one out, the next one down the slot. Ten seconds, and it's a different object.
Every piece is numbered and entered on the Ledger. We're new. No inflated counts, no reviews we wrote ourselves. Just the object.
FAQs
How do you pronounce Kyurami?
KEE-YOU-RAH-MEE
Will it fit my phone?
Any phone with MagSafe — iPhone 12 and later. On Android or an older iPhone you'll need a stick-on magnet ring. If you run a case, a MagSafe-rated one holds best; a thick non-magnetic case weakens the grip.
Will it fall off?
Not in a pocket, not out of a bag, not off a table. It's N52 neodymium on a steel backing — the same arrangement Apple uses. Drag it hard against a car seat or force it into a tight pocket phone-first and it'll shear off, which is true of every MagSafe wallet made. We'd rather say so now.
Does it fit my card?
Any standard bank card — 85.6 × 54 mm, the same size worldwide. Two fit comfortably.
Can I change the face later?
That's the point. Thumbnail under the top edge, old face out, new one down the slot. Ten seconds, no tools, no glue. The wallet you buy today takes every face we make from here on.
Will there be new faces?
Yes. Small numbered runs, released when they're finished rather than on a schedule. Join the list and you'll hear before they're gone. And we don't do reissues, so when they're gone, they're genuinely gone.
Can I tap to pay with the card inside?
No. There's a strong magnet on a steel plate sitting directly behind your card, and metal that close stops a contactless antenna from working. Push the spine, take the card, tap. Every MagSafe wallet works this way — most just don't mention it.
