Utamaro Chirimen Yuzen Furoshiki 27 in

This Japanese furoshiki features the famous work by Kitagawa Utamaro, an ukiyo-e artist active in the Edo period (1603–1868 CE), A Young Woman Playing a Poppin (Glass Toy).

The appearance of young town women blowing imported poppins in a trendy red checkered kimono conveys the vibrant atmosphere of the Edo period to the present day.

It is very popular in Japan and is used as a design in many different things and places.

The fabric is made using a traditional technique called chirimen, which creates a distinctive, uneven texture and makes it easy to wrap. Made of polyester, it is also favored for its durability and the convenience of being washable at home.

It is a perfect wrapping cloth to send to someone who loves art and would be a great decoration, bringing Japanese art in your room.

Yamada Sen-i

Yamada Sen-i was founded in 1937 as a Kyoto-based wholesaler of furoshiki, or Japanese wrapping cloths. Today, the company is one among the dwindling numbers of makers specializing in furoshiki. They see it as their duty to share furoshiki with the next generation, viewing this craft as a continuously developing living culture that has and continues to nurture the heart of Japan. Yamada Sen-i both develops new products and restores old designs, bringing this unique Japanese craft to the world.

Textiles

Japanese cloth and textiles are well-loved around the world for their combination of style and utility. This collection includes a wide range of textile-based decor and kitchen items, including furoshiki wrapping cloths, table runners, chopstick cases, and cleaning cloths. From natural fabrics like silk and cotton to synthetic fibers like rayon and polyester, there is plenty to choose from based on your needs. Whether elegant brocade or sprightly printed cotton, these textiles will bring color and life to your home.