Wrapping cloth

"Furoshiki" is a type of Japanese traditional wrapping cloth, which may look like a large handkerchief. It is used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods.

Wrap your presents with furoshiki cloth.

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Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth.There are over a hundred ways to masterfully tying a furoshiki and plenty of guides online. We've compiled a Snakku-exclusive furoshiki guide, which gets emailed to you with your first Original Snakku box order! #giftwrap #giftwrapping #reuse #Snakku #packaging #furoshiki #furoshikiguide #howtotiefuroshiki #wrapping #cloth

Are you looking for more eco-friendly ways to wrap gifts? If so, using a furoshiki cloth is about as green as you can get. There are several different furoshiki techniques to suit a variety of gifts shapes and sizes, so it’s as versatile as it is environmentally friendly. And it looks beautiful! What is Furoshiki? ...

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The best plastic-free alternative for containers, bottles and shopping bags. Sustainable and ecological solutions to carry your purchases, food or drinks!

If you're interested in Furoshiki, check out these fabric wrap planters inspired by the Japanese art! Learn how to wrap two styles of Furoshiki planters.