Sazara Pattern Purple Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth - 17in/30in
1Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. Not only wrap your belongings, but also reshape them into bags for carrying things, or can be used as eco-friendly and reusable gift wrapping.
The small bumps on the surface give the fabric a luxurious look. The Furoshiki is wrinkle resistant and easy to handle. The prestigious traditional pattern of "Shamekomon" is perfect for wrapping gifts. The polyester material is durable and water-resistant, making it ideal for everyday use.
Furoshiki have been making a comeback in Japan in recent years, as a beautiful and "green" way of gift giving and beautifying one's daily life.
It is not difficult to tie a Furoshiki, and wrapping it yourself will make the gift more warm and thoughtful.
We have more Furoshiki in a different size and patterns. See our Furoshiki collection to find more items.
PRODUCT DETAIL
- Dimension: 45cm x 45cm or 78cm x 78cm
- Material: Polyester
- Origin: Made in Japan
- Machine-washable (use the gentle cycle and no hot water (with laundry net recommended)
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About FUROSHIKI
Japan has long had a culture of wrapping gifts and souvenirs in furoshiki. It is believed that the furoshiki has the thoughtfulness of wrapping the sender's heart as well. Furoshiki has also been attracting more and more attention in recent years due to its eco-friendliness, as it can be used repeatedly. It can be folded in a variety of ways, can wrap objects of various shapes, and can be used for a variety of purposes other than wrapping, such as bags, scarves, and tapestries.
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SingaporeChinese New Year Tangerines Gift
It was good and awesome, came in Handy during Chinese New Year where I can wrap the tangerine, convenient n stylish. However I don’t know how the Japanese style of wrapping…
MUSUBI KILN
Thanks for the nice review! Learning about the pleasant experience you had with our item is really confidence-boosting. You can find instructions on how to wrap a furoshiki in the videos on the following page :) https://musubikiln.com/pages/gift-wrapping
