Link Stockholm Green Furoshiki Japanese furoshiki

Furoshiki (ro-fu shi ki Furoshiki) is a traditional product, a four-square 90x90cm. Stockholm Blue by Hannah Waldron Size: 900 x 900 mm (35.4 x 35.4 ") Material: 100% cotton (lighter weight, smooth cotton) Handmade in Japan, using Japanese traditional printing techniques. I lived in the beautiful city of Stockholm for 2 years where I attended the art school Konstfack to do a masters in Textiles. Nothing could have prepared me for the winter that I was to experience in my first year there. From November until April snow lay thick on the ground, and the sun's appearance to the day was fleeting. Then something happened in May that was entirely magical. Summer arrived in Stockholm, and almost instantaneously the city and the people within were transformed into their summer selves. A lush explosion of energy and colour burst forth in nature, and in particular I noticed how the waterways of the Stockholm archipelago came alive. This design celebrates the wonderfully unique Swedish summer and documents my observations from the vantage point of a kayak from the many expeditions I made on the water in the summer of 2014. Link Collective is an independent brand in Japan. Furoshiki (ro-fu shi ki Furoshiki) is a traditional product, a four-square, the baths used by the ancient Japanese, move things, when the scarves, bags or folded gift bag. In this design era, we regard furoshiki is a "mobile art print." There's nothing cool too with a beautiful painting streets: You wear that day was not very good this painting will put itself on the immediate plus. Hot summer weather indoor and outdoor temperature difference within a large, wrap this painting itself, the coat are saved back. (TCM friend taught, wrapped neck of Dazhui, anti-cold first class.) Shopping plastic bags with dead ugly, and not environmental protection, will this painting off a break, that is a bag. Link Collective got Anglo day Germany (growing) designer collaboration will most design sense of pattern printed before putting in the wind Lu. Country of furoshiki, are Japanese family Kobo, each piece is hand-printed artisan. So, you now buy an Indian painting, but give you a scarf, a bag, a traditional culture, a modern design, a way of life wisdom ...... so want, is not very cost-effective? 90 × 90 cm (35.4 × 35.4 ") 100% pure cotton 100% hand-printed traditional Japanese manufacturing. Origin / manufacturing methods Japanese traditional hand-printed, manufacturing