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Furoshiki

Furoshiki

Furoshiki is a typical square piece of cloth that in Japan is traditionally used to enhance the value of gifts. The first idea of Furoshiki dates back to the Nara period, about 1300 years ago: the emperor's possessions were wrapped in pieces of cloth to be carefully preserved. The name furoshiki began to be used in earnest during the Edo period when it became widespread in everyday Japanese life, becoming an essential item for everyday use.

Today, furoshiki are used in the workplace, when traveling, and to celebrate birthdays and holidays. They are a way of enhancing the value of a gift or simply wrapping something to be carried, such as a packed lunch or a book. They are also used for decoration, and different furoshiki are chosen depending on the season and/or what you want to wish for and celebrate.

Wrapping an object with care shows respect for it and for the recipient. Discover all the ways you can wrap and package. Try your hand at decorating books, cushions, tables, and walls: furoshiki can also be transformed into book covers, pillowcases, tablecloths, or pictures. Let yourself be inspired!

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White handles for furoshiki

Crespi Bonsai
FUROBAG08
€28.00
White Polypropylene handles to create a personalized bag, suitable for furoshiki from 70 to 115 cm
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