Furoshiki - Tipsy Cat, 90 x 90cm (35.4 x 35.4 inch)

$23.87
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Origin : Kyoto, Japan

Materials : Cotton 100%

Dimensions: 90 x 90 cm (35.4 x 35.4 inch)

** The size and material varies depending on each furoshiki.  Please check if it meets your needs. 

What is furoshiki ?

The history of furoshiki dates back to the 8th century. At that time, there was a steam bath in the temple, which was used as a religious practice to purify the body and mind. When taking a bath, furoshiki was placed on the floor and used to wrap the clothes changed. In the 1600s, public baths became popular among the people, and furoshiki was more often used to wrap clothes taken off in public baths to distinguish it from others. It is believed that the name of furoshiki has become popular since this time. After the 1700s, furoshiki has been used for wrapping purpose by travelers and merchants. In the late 1800s, Meiji era, people came to have family names and they began to put a family crest on the furoshiki and use it as a gift wrap.

In this way, the use of furoshiki has undergone various changes. And in recent years, the convenience and eco-friendliness of furoshiki are attracting more and more attention, and it has been used for various purposes in modern life such as fashionable bags, interiors, and gift wrapping.

 

Manufactured by Maruwa 

Maruwa co,.ltd, based in Kyoto has been dedicated to manufacturing furoshiki since 1949.

QUESTIONS

We store our inventory in two locations: Japan and the United States. This is because we currently have a large customer base in America. In the future, we plan to expand our distribution centers to other countries. For details on shipping methods and delivery charges, please click here.

We strive to deliver our products to our customers as quickly and affordably as possible by stocking them in both Japan and the United States wherever feasible. However, some of our products, especially those with limited stock or high popularity among customers worldwide, are only stocked in Japan.

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