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This beautiful cotton Maeda Senko Valentine's Day Furoshiki Cloth is the perfect way to show your loved one how much you care on Valentine's Day. The soft, pastel pink fabric is decorated with a charming pattern of hearts, flowers, and cherry blossoms, making it the perfect way to wrap up a delicious bento lunch or other special gift. Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Valentine's Day Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric) The furoshiki is made from 100% cotton, making it both durable and easy to care for. It can be machine washed and dried, and it will retain its beautiful colors and patterns for years to come.

Introducing the Plune OHANA Furoshiki Cloth a delightful fusion of innovation, style, and convenience. This furoshiki cloth is not only a fashionable accessory but also a versatile Japanese clothing item that adds a touch of elegance to your daily life. Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Plune Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric) Designed by the talented Eiko Horiuchi, the Plune. series showcases her exceptional ability to infuse colour and fun into your home. Crafted from durable yet soft cotton fabric, this furoshiki cloth is perfect for wrapping lunch boxes, gifts, or any items you wish to carry with grace.

Introducing our exquisite Japanese Cherry Blossom Kobu Furoshiki by HAMAMONYO, crafted with precision and tradition dating back to the Edo period. Embrace the rich heritage of Japan with this elegantly designed piece, showcasing the timeless beauty of cherry blossoms. Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Kobu Cherry Blossom Furoshiki Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric) Incorporating the delicate Sakura motif, this Furoshiki embodies the fleeting yet enchanting essence of spring. Its vibrant pink hues set against a serene backdrop evoke the tranquility of nature, making it a captivating accessory for any occasion.

The Japanese Cherry Blossom Tenugui by HAMAMONYO is a testament to tradition and grace. Rooted deeply in Japanese heritage, the Tenugui carries a rich history as a versatile cloth ingrained in the cultural tapestry of Japan. Dimensions: 90cm x 34cm Pattern: Cherry Blossom Tenugui Made In: Japan Material: Cotton (Shantung Fabric) Crafted with precision by HAMAMONYO, a revered printing factory established in 1948, this Tenugui celebrates the enduring allure of cherry blossoms, a symbol of springtime in Japan. Delicately adorned with the Sakura motif, the fabric captures the fleeting beauty of nature, evoking a sense of tranquility and harmony.

Need a new way to transport your lunch to a picnic or work? Make use of this Japanese Sakura Flowers Furoshiki cloth! It's a traditional Japanese method of transporting lunch, and it adds a distinctive touch to your outing with a touch of class. Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Japanese Sakura Flowers Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton This furoshiki features white and pink sakura, a Japanese spring symbol. The Japanese bird Zosterops adds a natural touch and symbolises spring. The furoshiki is designed to remind the viewer of spring's scents and sights, highlighting Japanese culture, nature, and the season.

Want to incorporate Japanese culture into your daily life? Consider packing your lunch in a Japanese Sakura Cherry Blossom Spring Furoshiki cloth. It is a lovely way to display a bit of Japanese culture in your home while adhering to a centuries-old Japanese tradition. Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Sakura Spring Cherry Blossom Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton Furoshiki with sakura spring cherry blossom designs are particularly popular as the cherry blossom is a symbol of spring in Japan and is associated with renewal and the fleeting nature of life. Historically, Furoshiki have been used since the Heian period (794–1185) as a functional, reusable, and eco-friendly alternative to packaging materials such as paper and plastic.

Replace your plastic shopping bags with our reusable Japanese Summer Sunflower Furoshiki. It has been used for centuries as the standard method of transporting small items in Japan. It's ideal for toting around necessities, whether you're going grocery shopping, errand running, or just want something different to carry your stuff in. Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Japanese Sunflower Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton Summer sunflowers represent the vibrant, joyful, and beautiful aspects of the summer season in Japan. They represent hope, happiness, and positivity. Sunflowers are known for their bright yellow colour and are frequently associated with the sun; as a result, they are frequently depicted as a symbol of warmth and light in Japan.

Our unique cotton Japanese Red Fuji by Hokusai Furoshiki is the perfect way to show off your cultural savvy. This stylish and practical cloth bag has a long tradition in Japan and can be used for anything from carrying groceries to packing light for a trip or even as a beach bag. Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: The Red Fuji by Hokusai Furoshiki Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric) This furoshiki with The Red Fuji is a traditional Japanese fabric wrapping cloth or carrier bag printed with "The Red Fuji," a famous Ukiyo-e artist Hokusai's artwork. The print on the Furoshiki depicts Mount Fuji in red and orange tones, most likely representing sunrise or sunset, which stands out against the blue and green of the waves and sky. The Furoshiki is most likely a functional yet beautiful item that exemplifies the fusion of traditional Japanese art and culture ...

Use Japanese Tōshūsai Sharaku Furoshiki instead of the same old wrapping paper. This gorgeous fabric, which has been used for centuries in Japan, can be used for a variety of purposes, including but not limited to gift wrapping and bagging up one's daily essentials in a chic fashion. Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Tōshūsai Sharaku Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric) Tshsai Sharaku was a mysterious and controversial Japanese artist who lived in the late 18th century. The print depicts a Kabuki actor in a dynamic and expressive pose, which is a traditional form of Japanese theatre. It is well-known for its realism, intensity, and attention to detail. Sharaku's work was considered revolutionary at the time because he was able to capture the essence of the performer's emotions, which was unheard of in his contemporaries' works.