SAKIKU-EN Furoshiki rich colors patterns made Japan cotton traditional design 50cm 1 piece Japanese pattern small rabbit hemp leaf seigaiha arabesque

Brand Introduction Previous Page Ladies Yukata Single or Set Access Store Ladies Heko Obi and Accessories Set Access Store Basket Bag Access Store Variety of Hanhaba Obi① Access Store Variety of Hanhaba Obi② Access Store Variety of Hanhaba Obi③ Access Store Pre-tied Obi Access Store Obi Decorations and Obi Cord for Yukata Access Store Men's Yukata Single and Kaku Obi Set Access Store Ladies Hakama Access Store Ladies Japanese Clothing Accessories Access Store Men's Japanese Clothing Accessories Access Store Next Page Product Description Made in Japan Cotton Furoshiki Traditional Pattern 50cm Single Item (16 Types Available) This is a classic furoshiki with traditional patterns that have been passed down through generations. Rabbit Pattern (Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink, Purple) Arabesque Pattern (Navy, Red, Yellow Green, Blue Green) Asanoha Pattern (Yellow, Navy, Red) Seigaiha Pattern (Red, Navy, Yellow, Yellow Green) Can be used for wrapping bento or small gifts, as a placemat, eco bag, tissue cover, etc. Rabbit Pattern The cute rabbit symbolizes domestic safety due to its gentle and obedient nature, and its leaping represents progress and success, as well as longevity and beauty wishes. It is ideal for wedding gifts, return gifts, and celebrations such as 60th birthdays and childbirth. Arabesque Pattern A pattern where the stems and leaves of vines intertwine to create curves. It symbolizes vitality and is used as a good fortune pattern due to its continuous growth. Asanoha Pattern A geometric pattern of hexagons that has been used in decorations of Buddhist statues since the Heian period. Asanoha grows rapidly, reaching 4 meters in 4 months, symbolizing healthy growth for children. This pattern also has protective meanings and has been widely used in baby clothing designs. Seigaiha Pattern Introduced to Japan via the Silk Road during the Asuka period, it is depicted in the Tale of Genji from the Heian period, featuring the young Hikaru Genji dancing to the music of "Seigaiha." This pattern evokes the blessings of the vast sea and conveys wishes for endless happiness and peaceful living. Rabbit Pattern Arabesque Pattern Asano