Furoshiki Patchin: Black Walnut

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A furoshiki becomes a bag with one part: two corners of the cloth threaded through a patchin and knotted, the knot disappearing into the wood itself. What's left looks less like a cloth improvised into a bag than a bag that happens to be cloth. The wood does the work. Musubi turns this clasp from black walnut - dense and dark-grained, heavy enough to hold a knot without any hardware to fail. The large is sized for furoshiki between 70 and 115cm: room enough for a bottle, a bound book, a day's shopping. The mini size is for cloths between 45 and 70cm: a lunch box, a wine bottle, a small pouch. Made in Japan by Musubi. Show more