Vintage Furoshiki, Kikkou
Furoshiki are traditionally used as wrapping cloths, commonly used to carry lunches or to wrap gifts. However, this one can have many uses. From a sheet to go over your bed, an on-the-go table cloth or a beautiful piece to be displayed in your home. The uses of Furoshiki are limited only to the owner's imagination.
This particular Furoshiki is decorated with Sashiko, a Japanese hand-stitched embroidery technique, was often used to reinforce fabric. Simple sashiko stitching was pivotal for boro patching and mending clothes but evolved into intricate embroidering of garments.
- Size: 57"W x 55.5"L
- Product #: VI94
- Code: NWS
Buy Furoshiki and Wooden Clasp together to get extra 15% off!
Use code: CLASP
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Vintage Furoshiki, Kikkou
Vintage Furoshiki, Kikkou
Furoshiki are traditionally used as wrapping cloths, commonly used to carry lunches or to wrap gifts. However, this one can have many uses. From a sheet to go over your bed, an on-the-go table cloth or a beautiful piece to be displayed in your home. The uses of Furoshiki are limited only to the owner's imagination.
This particular Furoshiki is decorated with Sashiko, a Japanese hand-stitched embroidery technique, was often used to reinforce fabric. Simple sashiko stitching was pivotal for boro patching and mending clothes but evolved into intricate embroidering of garments.
- Size: 57"W x 55.5"L
- Product #: VI94
- Code: NWS
Buy Furoshiki and Wooden Clasp together to get extra 15% off!
Use code: CLASP
SHOP PATCHIN
Product Information
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Furoshiki are traditionally used as wrapping cloths, commonly used to carry lunches or to wrap gifts. However, this one can have many uses. From a sheet to go over your bed, an on-the-go table cloth or a beautiful piece to be displayed in your home. The uses of Furoshiki are limited only to the owner's imagination.
This particular Furoshiki is decorated with Sashiko, a Japanese hand-stitched embroidery technique, was often used to reinforce fabric. Simple sashiko stitching was pivotal for boro patching and mending clothes but evolved into intricate embroidering of garments.
- Size: 57"W x 55.5"L
- Product #: VI94
- Code: NWS
