Furoshiki Cloth - Bear and Bird - 50cm
$ 14.00
Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that is used to wrap all sorts of objects, often in elaborate shapes. In Japanese culture, furoshiki functions as a method of communication, with its many knots and ties representing the ties between people.
Commonly used to pack lunches and wrap gifts, furoshiki is a fun and eco-friendly way to take your essentials on the go! This fun series features a colorful animal friend to protect your essentials or greet your friend as you hand her a gift.
Looking for more ideas? Read our Furoshiki tutorials on our Journal, or become a true master with the Furoshiki Handbook.Materials: cotton
Dimensions: 50cm (19½" x 19½")
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