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Furoshiki (Kodai Murasaki)

Furoshiki (Kodai Murasaki)

Furoshiki (Kodai Murasaki)

Furoshiki (Kodai Murasaki)

Regular Sale $9.00 $7.49 17% OFF
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Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese cloth used as an all-purpose, sustainable, chic way to wrap and carry items such as gifts and bento lunches. The history of furoshiki is as old as time itself, but it has proven timeless in the modern era, continuing to be essential in daily Japanese life. This gorgeous furoshiki comes in the color tetsukon, a deep navy blue color that's uniquely Japanese. It is sure to be loved for a lifetime. To learn more about the furoshiki and different wrapping techniques, check out this Bokksu Blog post and our maker's videos.

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Furoshiki (Kodai Murasaki)

Furoshiki (Kodai Murasaki)

Regular $9.00 Sale $7.49 17% OFF
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  • Size: Width: 70cm (27.56") Length: 70cm (27.56")
  • Material: Polyester
  • Made in Japan
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