【Pre-order】Kyoto mashu Handmade Furoshiki – Kyoto Toys / Two-panel size, Made in Japan, 100% Cotton

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【Pre-order】Kyoto mashu Handmade Furoshiki – Kyoto Toys / Two-panel size, Made in Japan, 100% Cotton - Scarves - Cotton & Hemp Blue

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mashu is the original furoshiki brand from Kyoto's Baba Dyeing Studio. Founded in Fushimi, Kyoto, in 1913 (Taisho 2), over a century later, all our products are still meticulously hand-dyed by artisans using traditional katagami (stencil dyeing) techniques. Kyoto Toys Pattern: Kyoto's Beauty, Carrying Wishes This furoshiki features Fushimi dolls, originating from the late Momoyama period in Japan. To this day, these dolls are still exclusively produced by a single workshop in Fushimi, Kyoto, representing a historically significant traditional craft. The themes of "Fushimi dolls" are diverse, encompassing deities, yokai, Inari deities (foxes), and even cats, each with a unique and charming form. These dolls are seen as a tangible expression of the Japanese spirit and have been cherished for generations. Paired with the "Asanoha" (hemp leaf) pattern, it symbolizes a heartfelt wish for a child's healthy growth. Size: 70x70cm Material: 100% Cotton Weight: Approx. 78g Origin: Japan

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Material
Cotton & Hemp
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Japan
Unique Features
Eco-Friendly
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No.47,163 - Accessories  |  No.495 - Scarves
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mashu is the original furoshiki brand from Kyoto's Baba Dyeing Studio. Founded in Fushimi, Kyoto, in 1913 (Taisho 2), over a century later, all our products are still meticulously hand-dyed by artisans using traditional katagami (stencil dyeing) techniques. The "Kyoto Toys" pattern, paired with the "Asanoha" (hemp leaf) motif, symbolizes a heartfelt wish for a child's healthy growth.

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