Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth - San-Mawata - Setsugetsuka - Flowing Chrysanthemum Kosode

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KORIKO ZAKKA
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Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth - San-Mawata - Setsugetsuka - Flowing Chrysanthemum Kosode - Posters - Cotton

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【Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth: Setsugetsuka - Flowing Chrysanthemum Kosode】 Inspired by the traditional Japanese aesthetic of "Setsugetsuka" (Snow, Moon, Flowers), this cloth captures the beauty of the four seasons. More than just a wrapping cloth, it is an artwork embodying Japanese elegance and lifestyle aesthetics. | The Origin and Charm of Furoshiki | The term "Furoshiki (ふろしき)" literally means "cloth for the bath." Its history dates back to the Muromachi period in Japan (around the 14th century), when people used cloths to wrap their clothes for convenience when going to the bathhouse. Over time, this practical method of wrapping became popular, expanding its uses from carrying clothes to various aspects of daily life. Today, furoshiki has evolved into an eco-friendly, stylish, and ingenious cultural symbol. It can replace traditional paper bags and, through different tying techniques, transform into unique tote bags, gift wrapping, or decorative items, showcasing the user's creativity and taste. | Artistic Design: Flowing Chrysanthemum Kosode | The design inspiration comes from the luxurious and ornate kosode (kimono) of the Edo period. Edo period kosode extensively utilized techniques such as tie-dyeing, embroidery, and gold leaf. This furoshiki also employs gold pigment and prints with varying shades to showcase luxury and luster. The chrysanthemum and flowing water patterns, commonly seen on kimonos, symbolize "health and longevity" and "eternal youth" in Japanese culture, making it a precious gift worth recommending. | Material and Craftsmanship: A Perfect Balance of Ingenuity | The fabric is lightweight with a slightly textured surface, making it easy to wrap around objects and giving it a lustrous sheen for unique styling. The design features beautiful, lustrous gold and red colors, achieved through exquisite craftsmanship that not only recreates the luxurious feel of a kimono but also ensures practicality. The amount of gold powder has been carefully adjusted to prevent the material from becoming stiff, ensuring a comfortable feel and ease of tying. Versatile Design: The 120cm size of this furoshiki is slightly larger, making it particularly suitable for use as a shoulder bag, especially recommended for travelers. In addition to being a wrapping cloth, its lightweight texture also makes it suitable as a shawl. The gorgeous design can also serve as an interior decoration cloth, such as a tablecloth, bedspread, or privacy screen, adding a touch of refined artistic flair to your space. Bring this "Flowing Chrysanthemum Kosode" furoshiki from Kyoto into your home, and let it add a touch of warm Japanese aesthetics and good wishes to your life. Specifications Size: 120cm x 120cm Material: Cotton Origin: Made in Japan Notes ※Hand wash is recommended; if using a washing machine, please use a laundry net. ※Do not bleach or tumble dry, as it may cause color fading and shrinkage. ※Socks, handkerchiefs, towels, scarves, and other items are personal wear. To protect consumer rights and for personal hygiene reasons, returns and exchanges are not accepted once sold. Please confirm 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 monitor settings. Please refer to the actual product color. If you have any questions, please contact customer service. ※The appreciation period is "not a trial period." Please unbox and inspect the product immediately upon receipt. If there are any defects, please take photos and notify us by phone, chat, or email within 24 hours of arrival. We will do our best to assist you. ※If the product has been opened, used, or disassembled, resulting in a loss of completeness and resale value, your right to return the item may be affected. ※Returns and exchanges cannot be accepted if the product is stained, washed, has its tags removed or damaged, or is missing accessories. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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The design inspiration comes from the luxurious and ornate kosode (kimono) of the Edo period. Edo period kosode extensively utilized techniques such as tie-dyeing, embroidery, and gold leaf. This furoshiki also employs gold pigment and prints with varying shades to showcase luxury and luster.

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