12,00 €
This Japanese cotton furoshiki features a Nihonbashi scene inspired by the ukiyo-e world of Hiroshige. Rich in detail, the design evokes Japan during the Edo period and turns this traditional textile into a decorative piece in its own right. It can be used for wrapping small objects or gifts, or simply displayed.
Pattern: Nihonbashi, after Hiroshige
Approx. size: 48 × 48 cm
Material: 100% cotton
Style: Japanese ukiyo-e print
Made in Japan
Out of stock
This Japanese cotton furoshiki depicts a Nihonbashi scene inspired by the celebrated ukiyo-e prints of Hiroshige. The figures, architecture and details of the landscape evoke the atmosphere of Edo-period Japan and give this textile a particularly artistic character.
A furoshiki (風呂敷) is a traditional Japanese square cloth used to wrap and carry different objects. With a variety of folding and tying techniques, it can be used to wrap a box, book, small gift or other everyday items.
With its Japanese print-inspired illustration, this design can also be used as a decorative textile or framed and displayed to bring a touch of Japanese art into an interior.
Original and reusable, this furoshiki also makes a lovely gift idea for anyone who enjoys Japan, ukiyo-e prints, Hiroshige or traditional Japanese textiles.
Product details
Pattern: Nihonbashi, after Hiroshige
Approx. size: 48 × 48 cm
Material: 100% cotton
Style: Japanese ukiyo-e print
Made in Japan
Colors may vary slightly from the actual product depending on your screen settings.
| Weight | 0,100 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 13 × 1 cm |
| Colour | Beige, Blue |
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