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Made from durable cotton (Shantung Fabric) this Eco-friendly and reusable Japanese Mt Fuji Furoshiki has a deep cultural significance in Japanese tradition, and it lends an original air to any present.Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Japanese Mt Fuji Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)Mount Fuji, Japan's highest peak and an iconic symbol of the country, is printed on this furoshiki which is a popular item among tourists, outdoor enthusiasts, or people who appreciate Japan's natural beauty, and it can also serve as a functional yet decorative item, used for carrying or wrapping various items, while also displaying Japan's iconic natural symbol.

The Japanese Japanese Sakura Pink Shukuzakura Furoshiki is an Eco-friendly and fashionable way to transport your belongings. It is made of 100% cotton and is both durable and easy to clean. Furthermore, it is a great alternative to plastic bags.Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Sakura Pink Shukuzakura Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)Sakura Shukuzakura depicted on this furoshiki is a variety of cherry blossom trees native to Japan. The tree has small, double flowers that bloom in a range of colours, including pink, white, and red. The tree is prized for its beauty and is a popular attraction in Japan during the spring cherry blossom 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% CottonFuroshiki 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.

Are you sick of your old lunchbox? Try wrapping your lunch in this Japanese Tama & Lion Dance Furoshiki cloth; it's a traditional Japanese wrapping method that's ideal for carrying your lunch. It's also environmentally friendly and reusable.Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Tama the Cat Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)This furoshiki depicts the traditional lion dance performed during the New Year's celebration, with traditional houses and the iconic Mount Fuji in the background, as well as the Japanese flag. Tama, a well-known Japanese station master cat, is also depicted in the furoshiki.

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 ...

Add some cultural flair to your daily life with our authentic cotton Morning View Of Nihonbashi Beige Furoshiki. It's a stylish and sustainable choice for carrying your essentials, and it's sure to make a statement wherever you go.Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Morning View Of Nihonbashi Beige Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)The "Morning View of Nihonbashi Bridge" on this furoshiki is a woodblock print by Hiroshige depicting the scene at the Nihonbashi Bridge in Edo (Tokyo) during the morning. It's one of the fifty-three print in the series "The 53 Stages of the Tokaido" and is known for its beautiful representation of daily life during the Edo period.