Furoshiki "Fuji to Matsu" (large)

Wisteria and Pine – Noble Harmony in Violet and Green This magnificent Furoshiki is named 大布 藤と松 (Ōfu Fuji to Matsu) – “Large cloth, Wisteria and Pine.” The design celebrates two of Japan's most significant plant motifs: Fuji (藤, Wisteria), with its elegantly cascading blossoms in delicate pink and vibrant violet, represents grace, nobility, and long life force. Matsu (松, Pine), with its distinctive green crowns, symbolizes constancy, eternity, and long life. Against the deep royal purple background, both motifs unfold their full effect, while the classic Sayagata (紗綾形) labyrinth pattern in the lower half adds additional structure and ornamental depth. A golden border encloses the composition and emphasizes the festive character – ideal for special occasions such as weddings, New Year, or as an extraordinary gift. Your Advantages at a Glance Suitable size for many applications: Perfect for larger gifts, bottles, as a carrying bag with knots (with our leather handles in three colors, even as an elegant handbag) or as a decorative accent at home. Grippy fabric: The cotton shantung is grippy, knots reliably, and gives the cloth a high-quality texture. Reusable instead of disposable: A Furoshiki can be reused again and again – aesthetics meet sustainable packaging. Frequent Questions ▸ How do I tie a Furoshiki into a carrying bag? You can learn the classic knotting technique "Bin Tsutsumi" (for bottles) or "Otsukai Tsutsumi" (as a carrying bag) in just a few minutes. With our leather handles, the cloth even becomes an elegant handbag – available in three colors. ▸ Can I wash the Furoshiki? Yes – machine washing up to 40 °C is easily possible. Do not use fabric softener to maintain the grippy texture of the cotton shantung. ▸ Is the cloth really more sustainable than wrapping paper? Significantly. A single Furoshiki replaces hundreds of disposable packages over its lifespan. Made from 100% cotton, free of plastic, and compostable at the end of its life. Manufactured by HAMAMONYO, since 1948 in Yokohama. The combination of high-quality cotton shantung, careful craftsmanship, and detailed design makes this Furoshiki a long-lasting companion.