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Silk Furoshiki Bag

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Sale price $175

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  • Dimensions: 101cm x 101cm
  • Materials: 100% silk, vegan leather
  • Cloth care instructions: dry clean recommended or hand wash cold and lay flat to dry.
  • Handle care instructions: wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. Do not machine wash or dry clean.

*Comes in a 260mm x 245mm gift box

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A Japanese treasure, transformed for modern life

Furoshiki cloth wraps serve many purposes in Japan, and with the enclosed strap, ours holds even more possibilities. Carry this as a bag, wear it as a scarf, or use it to wrap presents for the people you love most. Crafted with real silk, ours depicts the native botanicals of Okinawa, Japan.

How to Use

How to Assemble Your Furoshiki Bag

1. Fold furoshiki cloth in half with the print side facing out.
2. Loop the top corners through the rings on the strap & adjust to your desired length.
3. Gently pull from the bottom of the bag to ensure the corners are tightly secured.
4. Fill your bag with lightweight treasures.

Craftmanship

Furoshiki: Wrapped with Love

In Japan, gift-giving is a custom steeped in respect. From choosing a thoughtful gift to wrapping it with care, attention to detail is considered at every step. Furoshiki is preferred choice of gift wrap. Each fold and knot of this reusable cloth represents the meaningful bond between the giver and recipient, elevating a simple gift exchange to an act of love.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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"This is such a great item! Now I can make use of my many scarves!"

anne (5/5)

"Gorgeous cloth to make the Furoshiki bag!"

Gregory (5/5)

"Love!!! Wish there were more colors"

Nicole (5/5)

Q&A

Where is the scarf made?
The Silk Furoshiki is inspired by Japanese botanicals and is made in China
Is the handle made of leather
The Furoshiki Bag is made of 100% silk with a vegan leather handle.

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