What are furoshiki you ask? In Japanese they are square cloths used to wrap and carry items. You can use them to wrap a bento and then when you unwrap your bento voila you have a tablecloth for your lap or desk - that also can be a napkin. Use it to wrap and carry a gift in a number of different ways. What a treat to be given such functional, reusable gift wrap. But you know we also like to use this size just napkins too at our table. A big yes to sustainability. This collection of furoshiki are by Kamawanu. Kamawanu is a family owned business based out of Tokyo and they they have been hand blocking and hand dying furoshiki for years. We really like their bright, colorful, graphic sensibility. Notes: size 19x19 in Machine wash gentle and cold. Because of hand dyed method, you may want to wash separately the first couple times as there may be some color loss.
