Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth
Furoshiki, traditional Japanese wrapping cloths, are multi-purpose style statement pieces that can double as sustainable gift-wrapping or impromptu, chic tote bags — a foldable fabric superhero that champions nature, health, and thoughtful, timeless craftsmanship.
Description
Each furoshiki is made-to-order by Cozo Cazama, one of the few remaining masters of the traditional Japanese art of aizome (Japanese hand-dyed indigo). The faint, earthy smell testifies to the high quality of fermented indigo dyes rich in antibacterial, skin soothing properties that has been prized by Japanese samurai and cultures around the world for centuries. Made using our unbleached organic cotton fabric, this miniature masterpiece will be your healthy, eco-friendly sidekick for years to come.
Mizuhiki (Flowing Water): Mizuhiki reflects the graceful power of water, the wisdom of flow, and the ephemeral beauty of the impermanence of life.
Hanakotoba (Flower Language): Expressing what words cannot, Hanakatoba conveys heartfelt emotion through the symbolism of flowers.
Care Instructions
- Do not bleach
- Hand wash recommended
- Use laundry net when washing
- Wash with up to 30 Celsius
- Wash with the same color
- Iron up to 110 Celsius
- Tumble dry low or hang to dry
Each Furoshiki is crafted upon order by Cozo Cazama in Japan and will be shipped separately from the other items in your cart. May take 2-3 weeks to arrive.
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Furoshiki 風呂敷
Through the hands of artisan Cozo Cazama, this traditional japanese wrapping cloth, dyed with the earth's own hues, becomes more than a fabric; it is a pledge to cherish and preserve, a symbol of life's interconnected elegance.
Mizuhiki 流水 (Flowing Water)
Mizuhiki reflects the ever-changing patterns similar to the flow of water, symbolizing adaptability, fluidity, and the natural beauty of impermanence. It highlights the cloth’s ability to transform with its use, embracing the concept of change and the natural flow of life.
Hanakotoba 花言葉 (Flower Language)
Hanakotoba pays homage to the traditional Japanese form of communication through the symbolism of flowers, embodying deep messages and emotions without the need for words. It reflects the artistry and intention behind the creation of this variant, where each pattern communicates the beauty of nature, connection, and thoughtful craftsmanship.
AIZOME Artisan Line by Cozo Cazama
Discover our ever growing collection of exclusive AIZOME products hand-dyed in Japan by one of the last remaining AIZOME masters Cozo Cazama.
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