Description
What is Furoshiki?
Furoshiki Kata Kata Bear Bird Yellow is a piece of square towel that people from Japan have been using to wrap gifts and protect small objects for generations. Due to its unique pattern, size and weaving style, this 100% high quality thin cotton towel can be used in a variety of different ways.
About the artist
Furoshiki Kata Kata Bear Bird Yellow was designed by Chie Takai, daughter of Nobuyuki Takai, a pupil of Japanese National Treasure Keisuke Serizawa. Chie Takai is a renowned Japanese stencil artist, known under her artist name Kata Kata. The name is derived from Kata-e-zome, which is Japanese method of dyeing fabrics using a resist paste applied through a stencil.
About the pattern
The Bears are often gives people an impression of strength, family, courage and Health. The bear is an independent and thoughtful creature. If you feel like having a free spirit and strong will, then you will love this Bear Bird Yellow furoshiki.
How can I use Furoshiki?
The Furoshiki can be used to wrap small gift, a book, or a bento box using either a two or three knot method (see instructional video to learn how). It can also be used as a fashion bandana, or can be spread as a napkin or handkerchief. With your imagination its uses are endless!
Maintaining your Furoshiki is easy, simply machine wash 30 degrees Celsius and iron as needed. Furoshiki is not only beautiful, useful and easy to handle, it also stimulates creativity and problem-solving skills. Using the multipurpose and multifunctional Furoshiki can reduce waste from both wrapping and shopping.
This small sized Furoshiki is lightweight and can easily be carried in a purse or backpack, car, or even worn as a scarf or accessory; eliminating the need to take plastic fruit bags or buying extra cotton bags for single purpose. When this Furoshiki is with you, you will always come up with a solution!
For more information on how to bind and knot Furoshiki, check out our instructional videos and pictures. Stay confident with Furoshiki, it’s as easy as tying your shoes!
