Link Furoshiki - Ruffle Japanese furoshiki by Eley Kishimoto

A bright, bold design from London-based print studio Eley Kishimoto. Living by the maxim "Print The World", Eley Kishimoto have always strived to create work with unique creative flair that rejects passing trends and fads. Link Collective is an independent brand in Japan. Furoshiki (ro shi-fu ki Furoshiki) is a traditional product of a four-square, was used on ancient Japanese bathhouse, move, and when the scarves, bags or folded gift bag. In designing this year, we see furoshiki is a "mobile art print." Nothing too cool with a beautiful painting through the streets: You wear that day is not very good, this painting will put itself on instant bonus. Hot summer weather in the indoor and outdoor temperature, Phi this painting itself, the saving of his coat. (TCM friend taught wrapped nape Dazhui, anti-cold-class.) Shopping plastic bags with dead ugly, and it is not environmentally friendly, this will draw off a break, that is a bag. Link Collective got Anglo-American Day in Germany (growing) designer collaboration will most design sense of the patterns printed on the wind Lu Apply. Production furoshiki, the Japanese are the family studio, each piece is hand-printed craftsmen. 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 ....... Think, is not very cost-effective? 90 × 90 cm (35.4 × 35.4 ") 100% Cotton 100% hand-printed traditional Japanese manufacturing. Origin / manufacturing methods Traditional Japanese hand-printed, and manufacturing.