A lovely set for a wrapping cloth "Furoshiki" and a pair of handles "Furoshiki patchin" with which can make a bag. It is unnecessary to try a difficult method just by passing the four ends of a cloth through the hole in the wood handles, and the bag completes by making a knot with the both two ends each other. What an amazing idea! Since the bag can keep the space inside, and it will be easier to use it. The problems of "ease of dropping the insides" and "the visible insides" can be also solved by using the magnet attached to the handle! The design is so simple and stylish. The retro and modern patterns are all designed by Takehisa Yumeji (1884-1934). He is a famous artist known for his paintings depicting beautiful women and also a pioneer of Japanese graphic design. People have cherished the culture of wrapping since ancient times in Japan. Furoshiki, the traditional square wrapping cloth, is versatile, and itself can be a bag. It is ideal for main bags or eco bags for its lightness and washable, and it contributes to the sustainable society by reducing plastic waste bags. The cotton fabric is just right firm to use it as Furoshiki bag. Of course, you can enjoy just Furoshiki as a room interior such as a cushion cover and a tablecloth. Why don’t you start earth-friendly eco life with Furoshiki? 【Motif of Furoshiki】 ・Green: Four Leaves and Houttuynia "Doku-dami" express good luck and good for health. ・Red: Rice dumplings "Tsunagi-Dango" design the image of Gion area in Kyoto. ・Russet "Azuki" / Light Grey: Camellia is an auspicious flower and a typical Yumeji design. 【Furoshiki Patchin】 ・Oak wood 【Notice】 ・Please wash Furoshiki separate from other items to prevent color transfer. ・Recommended size of Furoshiki suits for this handle: about 70cm, 90cm,100cm~. 【Specification】 ・Material/ Cloth：100% Cotton , Handle：Wood (Black walnut / Oak wood) ・Size/ Furoshiki：W90×H90cm , Wood handle：W4.5×H24.2×D0.8cm ・Weight/ 220 g ・Made in Japan Product Type: KITCHEN AND DINING Collection: LUNCH SET > FUROSHIKI Collection: BAG / POUCH
