Furoshiki 100 – Isa Monyo “New Shoots” Reversible, Purple & Blue
“New Shoots” Reversible — An Isa Monyo Design Reflecting Renewal and Growth
This reversible furoshiki features New Shoots (新芽), a pattern by textile designer Isa Monyo inspired by the moment when fresh growth quietly emerges from the ground. In Japanese culture, new shoots symbolize renewal, possibility, and the steady energy of beginnings—small, subtle, yet full of potential.
The repeating forms suggest upward movement and continuity, echoing the natural rhythm of growth. Rendered in purple on one side and blue on the other, the design offers two calm, expressive looks in a single cloth—thoughtful rather than decorative, and easy to return to over time.
Made in a generous 100cm size, this furoshiki is designed for everyday versatility. It can be used for wrapping gifts, carrying items, organizing belongings, or creating a simple bag. Lightweight and flexible, it folds neatly when not in use and adapts easily to different shapes and purposes.
Reversible Cotton Design for Daily Use
Crafted from soft, durable fabric, this furoshiki is comfortable to handle and suitable for repeated use. The reversible construction allows you to alternate between purple and blue depending on your mood or occasion, extending its usefulness without adding complexity.
- Reversible New Shoots motif symbolizing renewal and growth
- Versatile 100cm size for gift wrapping, carrying, or everyday use
- Soft, flexible fabric that’s easy to tie and fold
- Reusable alternative to paper and disposable bags
- Lightweight and compact for storage or travel
- Includes an instruction booklet for wrapping ideas
- Made in Kyoto, Japan
A thoughtful, adaptable design that supports everyday moments of change and renewal.
- Materials
- Dimensions
- Care Guide
100% Cotton
Width: 104.0 cm (41.0”)
Height: 104.0 cm (41.0”)
Machine washable or hand washable.
Take caution of potential color transfer when wet.
Iron with a pressing cloth at a temperature of 180-210°C.
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