Furoshiki Scarf Design.
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Furoshiki is the traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. With it's deep history rooted in bundling up your clothes when visiting a sento (japanese public baths), Furoshiki and the over-a-thousand-year-old art of wrapping is fast having a come back to become the most beautifully efficient and oldest way of eco gift wrapping!
In a modern world where we are constantly trying to find new ways to use less plastic and up our recycling footprint, wrapping gifts in high quality, REUSABLE fabric seems like a no brainer!
Why waste wrapping paper (which is often covered in a thin layer of non-recyclable plastic!) when you can wrap a gift nicely with just a few quick knots. It looks great and versatile. It can even be used to make your own makeshift bags or you could wear it as a scarf!
In a modern world where we are constantly trying to find new ways to use less plastic and up our recycling footprint, wrapping gifts in high quality, REUSABLE fabric seems like a no brainer!
Why waste wrapping paper (which is often covered in a thin layer of non-recyclable plastic!) when you can wrap a gift nicely with just a few quick knots. It looks great and versatile. It can even be used to make your own makeshift bags or you could wear it as a scarf!
When I was traveling in Japan in the summer, it was incredible to see so many beautifully designed fabrics everywhere for this purpose exactly! I was inspired to start creating my own. This one is my first design printed onto cotton voile and currently available as gift wrapping on my website.
Available to buy on my website here.
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