Marutori round pattern geometrics popular during Japan’s Edo period are reimagined as a collection of circular motifs. Subtle variations within each shape invite a closer look, giving this seemingly simple design depth and detail. It is a timeless choice for wrapping gifts, carrying essentials, or displaying in your home.
Hand-dyed one by one by skilled artisans at Kyoto’s Baba Dyeing Factory, which has more than a century of history, this furoshiki pairs Japanese textile tradition with everyday versatility.
Medium Size: 27.6" × 27.6" (70 × 70 cm)
Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that can be folded and tied to wrap gifts, carry everyday essentials, or create a simple bag. Beautiful and reusable, it becomes part of the gift itself—ready to be enjoyed and used again.
Based in Kanazawa, Japan, Kashiko brings traditional Japanese craftsmanship into everyday life through collaborations with artists and skilled makers. Its furoshiki celebrate the beauty of Japanese textile traditions, from expressive designs by Kutani porcelain artists to fabrics carefully dyed by hand in Kyoto. Blending art with practical purpose, these reusable cloths bring beauty to the simple acts of wrapping, carrying, and giving.
