Furoshiki

Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese squire fabric with a thousand-year history. Today, furoshiki has become a popular choice for carrying various items.

It's a reusable, eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags and packaging, and can be tied in different ways to accommodate various shapes and sizes. It's a fun and creative way to carry your belongings while reducing your environmental impact. Traditionally made from silk or cotton, these versatile cloths were a practical and stylish way to transport items. 

  • Groceries

    Use a furoshiki to carry your food items and reduce the use of plastic bags.

  • Lunch

    Wrap your meal, fruits, and drinks in a furoshiki and take it to work or school.

  • Clothing

    Wrap and carry extra clothing like jackets, sweaters, or gym clothes.

  • Furoshiki Gift Wrapping

    Gifts

    Wrap presents in a furoshiki. You can reuse it later for other purposes.

  • Shopping

    Take furoshiki in your bag when going shopping. It's an eco-friendly choice.

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Large Furoshiki

Use it as an eco-bag, a curtain, to decorate your space, as a tablecloth, for carrying clothing items like kimonos and stoles, or even to bring your essentials to the gym.

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Large Reversible Furoshiki

Double the beauty, double the function! Use it as an eco-bag, tablecloth, or for carrying clothing, with the added charm of vibrant patterns on both sides.

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Water-Repellent Furoshiki

A versatile companion for daily life and outdoor adventures. Use it as a rain shield for your belongings, a grocery bag, or a picnic tablecloth, adding practicality wherever you go.

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Medium Furoshiki

A versatile size that strikes the perfect balance between function and style. Ideal for wrapping larger gifts, carrying lunch boxes, or using as a scarf. It also makes a great reusable gift wrap, eco-friendly bag, or even a stylish way to bundle everyday essentials like books or small groceries.

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Small Furoshiki

Perfect for elegant gift wrapping, making wine bottles festive, or wrapping bento boxes, books, and small accessories. A charming, eco-friendly choice for special occasions and everyday use.

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Japanese gift-giving tradition

Gift-giving is such an important part of Japanese society. Graduations, weddings, returning from a trip, and even sealing a business deal all call for gift-giving!

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