Reversible Furoshiki Cloth Large - Rikyubai (Japanese Apricot) Green/Pink japanese ceramics This striking Iris coloured Furoshiki

This striking Iris coloured Furoshiki Cloth has been created through a Yuzen dying technique

are one of the most common subjects for the traditional Japanese brush calligraphy known as shodo

One can enjoy the contrast between the blue-purple flower and swift white running water

giving it a refined and contemporary look

This beautifully crafted ceramic bowl

Reversible Furoshiki Cloth Large - Rikyubai (Japanese Apricot) Green/Pink japanese ceramics This striking Iris coloured FuroshikiWe love this Rikyubai Green Pink reversible Sharkshin pattern Furoshiki Cloth for everything from picnics, to food shopping wearing as an apron and gift wrapping. Furoshiki refers to both the Japanese cloth and the art and or technique of wrapping goods and gifts in it. Dating from circa 700BC, the technique was primarily used to wrap important goods and treasures found in Japanese temples, later being used to wrap clothing. Over the centuries the art