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Want to add some culture to your everyday life? Try using this Tama Cat & Sakura Viewing Furoshiki, which is a traditional Japanese carrying cloth with a long history. It's ideal for carrying all of your necessities and is a great alternative to plastic bags.Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Tama the Cat Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)The Tama & Cherry Blossom Walk Furoshiki is from the Sanpo collection and features Tama walking down an old Japanese street lined with cherry blossoms. It's a perfect representation of the traditional Japanese way of life and spring season, capturing the serenity and beauty of Japan.

Looking for a new way to transport your items or wrap a gift? Furoshiki has been used in Japan for centuries, and this Tama Cat & Plum Blossoms Furoshiki is a great way to carry your belongings without using a regular bag. It's also environmentally friendly and reusable.Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Tama the Cat Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)Take a walk across the rooftops of Japanese temples with Tama, the famous station master, surrounded by plum blossoms. Tama can be found on our furoshiki from the "Sanpo" collection, which captures the beauty of both temples and plum flowers, as well as the traditional Japanese way of life."

Our cotton Utamaro Woman Blowing a Beadro Furoshiki is both fashionable and eco-friendly. The Furoshiki has been used as a traditional Japanese carrying cloth for generations. It's long-lasting and simple to maintain because it's made of 100% cotton. Also, it's a fantastic replacement for disposable plastic bags."Approxiamte Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm Pattern: Utamaro Woman Blowing a Beadro Made In: Japan Material: 100% Cotton (Shantung Fabric)Utamaro Woman Blowing a Beadro is a famous woodblock print by Kitagawa Utamaro, one of the most prominent artists of the Ukiyo-e art form in Japan. The print depicts a woman playing a flute-like instrument called "beadro", a traditional Japanese instrument. The artwork showcases Utamaro's skilful use of lines and colours to capture the essence of the subject, the elegance of women and the beauty of traditional Japanese instruments.