Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth - Yumeji Takehisa - 24 Furoshiki - Lilies

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Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth - Yumeji Takehisa - 24 Furoshiki - Lilies - Handkerchiefs & Pocket Squares - Cotton & Hemp Blue

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[Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth: Yumeji Takehisa - Lilies] - Yumeji's Worldview: The pattern depicts the graceful scattering of lily petals, embodying the nostalgic and soft aesthetic characteristic of Takehisa's work. - Design Inspiration: The lily motif is based on the cover art for writer Mikihiko Nagata's book, "The Life of Dew" (露の命). - Color and Detail: While the original artwork featured a single white lily against a red background, the furoshiki design has been adapted to consider visual appeal when wrapped. The pattern placement has been adjusted, and a color palette has been chosen to harmonize with both Japanese and Western fashion and home decor styles. Additionally, a subtle dotted pattern is woven into the fabric to add depth and texture. - Auspicious Meaning: The symbolism of lilies (especially white lilies) includes "purity, dignity, innocence, and sweetness," and they are often featured in wedding bouquets. Furthermore, the common saying, "stand like a peony, sit like a lotus, walk like a lily," is frequently used to describe a woman's beauty. Therefore, this furoshiki makes an excellent gift for women. [The Origin and Charm of Furoshiki] "Furoshiki" are traditional wrapping cloths originating from Japan's Muromachi period, which have evolved into an eco-friendly, stylish, and ingenious cultural symbol. They not only serve as an alternative to disposable bags but can also be transformed into unique tote bags, gift wraps, or home decor through various tying techniques, showcasing your creativity and taste. [Product Specifications] Material: 100% Cotton Size: 90cm x 90cm Origin: Kyoto, Japan [Washing and Care Instructions] ・Machine washable or hand washable. ・Iron safe [Precautions] ※ Items such as socks, handkerchiefs, towels, and scarves are considered personal items. To protect consumer rights and for personal hygiene reasons, returns or exchanges are not accepted once sold. Please carefully confirm the size and style before purchasing. (Excludes cases of incorrect item shipped or defects) ※ The color of the product images may vary slightly due to differences in computer monitor settings. The actual product color shall prevail. If you have any questions, please contact customer service. ※ The appreciation period is "not a trial period." If you wish to return or exchange the product, please ensure it remains in its original condition. ※ If the product has been opened, used, or disassembled, resulting in a loss of completeness and resale value, it will affect your right to a return. ※ Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted if the product is soiled, has been washed, has had tags removed or damaged, or is missing accessories. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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Cotton & Hemp
How It's Made
Machine-made
Where It's Made
Japan
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No.65,234 - Accessories  |  No.235 - Handkerchiefs & Pocket Squares
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Yumeji Takehisa was a representative painter of the Taisho Roman era, renowned for his distinctive paintings of beautiful women. He was also a pioneer of Japanese graphic design, creating numerous designs for daily necessities that blended traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques with the Art Nouveau style. His designs skillfully intertwined contemporary trends with Japanese and Western art, and they remain beloved by the public to this day.

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