Green Karakusa Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth, 70 cm
Green Karakusa Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth, 70 cm
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🌸 Description
This green furoshiki wrapping cloth features an all-over white karakusa pattern of curling vines. Its 70 × 70 cm square shape can be folded and tied for gift wrapping or used as a reusable carrying wrap.
Made from 100% polyester, the cloth is wrinkle-resistant and machine washable for easy care.
🌸 Features
- 70 × 70 cm square wrapping cloth
- Green background with white karakusa vine motifs
- 100% polyester
- Wrinkle-resistant fabric
- Machine washable
- Suitable for gift wrapping and reusable carrying wraps
- Country of origin: China
🧵 History
The history of furoshiki reaches back to wrapping cloths used for treasures preserved in the Shōsōin during Japan’s Nara period (710–794). These cloths were predecessors of modern furoshiki, rather than evidence that the name was already in use. The later name is connected with bathing, when cloths were used to wrap clothing or spread beneath the bather. During the Edo period, the growth of public bathhouses helped spread furoshiki among ordinary people. Their uses extended to shopping, travel, trade, and carrying household belongings. Everyday use later declined as Western-style bags became more common from the Meiji era onward, followed by disposable shopping bags after World War II.
This furoshiki is a square wrapping cloth featuring the traditional karakusa vine pattern. The product is intended for gift wrapping and use as a reusable carrying wrap.
📦 Shipping Information
- Ships safely from Japan
- Fast & reliable international shipping
- Import duties, taxes, and customs fees are not included in the product price or shipping cost.
- Any applicable duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer and may be charged upon delivery.
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