Blue Wagara Furoshiki moonlit Additional layer of microfiber front

Additional layer of microfiber front lining

cut and feel are all perfect

they they are great at finding their way home

80% Acrylic 20% Wool

illustrated by Kai Tsuyuki

Blue Wagara Furoshiki moonlit Additional layer of microfiber frontThis is a collage of various different traditional Japanese Patterns known as Wagara. A traditional part of the Japanese way of life, furoshiki are squares of fabric used for carrying, storing and wrapping things. They can be used to wrap gifts, transport groceries, or even as a fashion accessory. The practice of wrapping objects in Japan traces back to the Nara period (710 to 794) during this time, the cloth that an object was wrapped in was referred