Japanese Wrapping Cloth with Lucky Cat and Koinobori !๐ฑโจ
Made from 100% soft and durable cotton, it’s an eco-friendly alternative to traditional wrapping.
Meet Mike, the adorable calico cat, lounging in a picturesque Japanese landscape.
This Furoshiki is a set with our furoshiki instruction sheet to learn how to wrap it in various ways.
Why is it so special?
The Japanese wrapping cloth, Furoshiki, is:
๐ฟ Durable and Eco-friendly: Say goodbye to single-use wrapping paper! Our furoshiki is made from sustainable cotton, perfect for wrapping gifts, lunch boxes, or bottles of wine. It’s reusable, reducing waste and promoting eco-conscious living.
๐ Beautiful Cat/Koinobori Design: Add a charming touch to your gifts with Mike, the cat! The calico cat design symbolises good fortune and new adventures, making it ideal for special occasions like birthdays and weddings.
๐ก Versatile Use: Not just for wrapping! Use it as an eye-catching interior decoration. The vibrant seasonal colours and elegant design make it a unique addition to your home decor. Usage: furoshiki bag, bandana, scarf, tea towel, table cloth, face covering…
๐ย Size: With a generous width of 50cm, ourย wrapping cloth, furoshiki can accommodate various items!
๐ High-quality Material: Crafted from Shantan fabric, our wrapping cloth is soft, lightweight, and built to last. It maintains its vibrant colours and shape even after frequent use and washing.
๐จ Variety of Designs: Choose from our cat series, featuring designs that capture the essence of Japanese culture and artistry. Elevate any occasion with a touch of elegance!
Wrap with love, style, and sustainability โ get your Cat Koinobori Furoshiki now! ๐๐ฏ๐ต
We are also offering furoshiki handle( rings) for making a bag! Please check it out!
What is Koinobori?
Koinobori are traditional Japanese carp-shaped decorations flown during Children’s Day, celebrated on May 5th. Composed of “koi” (carp) and “nobori” (flag/banner), they symbolise strength and success in Japanese culture.
The festival aims to honour children’s well-being, with parents displaying koinobori to wish for their children’s strength and health.
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