Kyoto Furoshiki Wrap - Sumida River, Double Width - God of Water at Masaki (Organic Cotton)

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Kyoto Furoshiki Wrap - Sumida River, Double Width - God of Water at Masaki (Organic Cotton) - Messenger Bags & Sling Bags - Cotton & Hemp

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【Kyoto Furoshiki Wrap: Sumida River, God of Water at Masaki】 This furoshiki showcases a classic masterpiece by the renowned Ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Hiroshige. Through exquisite replication techniques, we bring this artwork, which profoundly influenced Western painters like Van Gogh, into your daily life, making art accessible and tangible. 【God of Water at Masaki / Utagawa Hiroshige】 The design for this furoshiki is drawn from Hiroshige's late masterpiece, "God of Water at Masaki," part of his celebrated "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" series. The print, characteristic of Hiroshige's bold perspective, captures the blooming cherry blossoms in the foreground and the God of Water forest (now Sumida River Shrine) in full view. In the distance, Mount Tsukuba can be seen across the Sumida River. The God of Water is a deity revered by boatmen and common folk alike, believed to protect against drowning and fires. Masaki, meanwhile, was a renowned cherry blossom viewing spot, celebrated alongside Gotenyama in Shinagawa and Asukayama in Oji. To enhance the composition's aesthetic appeal, Hiroshige skillfully adjusted the position of Mount Tsukuba. Similarly, when creating this furoshiki, we slightly modified its aspect ratio (reducing the sky portion) to minimize the unprinted areas (the indigo blue sections on the sides), ensuring the most visually pleasing effect. 【Mica Printing (Pearlescent Finish) Effect】 We've paid close attention to recreating the intricate details found in Ukiyo-e woodblock prints. The original works often employed a technique called mica printing, where mica powder (or shell powder) was applied over the pigments to fill the background, creating a subtle, lustrous sheen. This furoshiki replicates this effect with a pearlescent finish, mimicking the look of mica powder. When wrapped, the fabric shimmers, adding a touch of brilliance and sophistication. 【Practicality and Beauty: A 70cm Masterpiece, Made in Japan】 This is a versatile, practical size suitable for a wide range of occasions. Gift Wrapping: Perfect for beautifully presenting gift boxes, confectionery sets, or wine bottles. Storage: Can be used as a stylish tote bag, bento bag, or even a kimono bag. Everyday Use: When unfolded, it can also serve as a small tablecloth or a decorative textile. 【Material and Environmental Commitment: MUSUBI Organic Cotton】 This furoshiki is crafted from MUSUBI organic cotton, grown in fields that have practiced organic farming for 2-3 years, adhering to organic agricultural production standards, and certified by an accredited body. It specifically meets the following four criteria: - Environmentally Friendly: Cotton cultivated under strict standards regarding pesticides and chemical fertilizers. - Economically Fair: Adherence to fair price trading principles. - Social Responsibility: Assurance that farms are free from health hazards such as child labor. - Ethical Trade: This embodies the practice of fair trade. 【About the Natural Black Specks on the Fabric】 You may notice small black specks on the fabric of this series. These are not defects but are intentionally present to allow you to appreciate the natural, earthy tones of the cotton (natural color). During production, excess chemical agents are not used, so these black specks remain on the fabric's surface without being bleached. We kindly ask for your understanding that exchanges or returns based on this reason cannot be accepted. Please enjoy the natural, rustic beauty of the cotton. 【The Origin and Charm of Furoshiki】 "Furoshiki (風呂敷)" is a traditional wrapping cloth originating from Japan's Muromachi period, which has evolved into an eco-friendly, stylish, and ingenious cultural symbol. It not only serves as an alternative to traditional paper bags but can also be transformed into unique tote bags, gift wraps, or home decor through various tying methods, showcasing your creativity and taste. 【Product Specifications】 Material: 100% Cotton Size: 70x70cm Origin: Kyoto, Japan 【Washing and Care Instructions】 ・Machine washable or hand washable. ・Iron safe 【Precautions】 ※ Items such as socks, handkerchiefs, towels, and scarves are personal wear. To protect consumer rights and for personal hygiene reasons, once sold, returns or exchanges will not be provided. Please carefully consider the size and style before purchasing. (Excluding cases of incorrect item shipment or defects) ※ The color of the product images may vary slightly due to differences in computer screen 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 need to return or exchange an item, please ensure it remains complete. ※ If the product has been opened, used, or disassembled, resulting in a loss of integrity and resale value, your right to a return may be affected. ※ Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted if the product is stained, has been washed, has had tags removed or damaged, or is missing accessories. We appreciate your understanding.

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Cotton & Hemp
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Japan
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No.47,292 - Bags  |  No.15,673 - Messenger Bags & Sling Bags
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This series features motifs from the Ukiyo-e genre that were immensely popular and remain widely recognized today. We've focused on precision in reproduction, with each design meticulously crafted using approximately 10 molds to faithfully capture the essence of the original artwork.

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