This stunning furoshiki features Red Fuji, one of the most iconic works by the renowned Japanese artist Hokusai. Capturing the breathtaking moment when the morning sun bathes Mt. Fuji in a striking red hue, this piece symbolizes luck and happiness, especially when displayed in the home. Rooted in the ukiyo-e tradition, Hokusai’s works had a profound influence both in Japan and abroad, inspiring many Western artists in the late 19th century. How can you use it? This versatile 104cm furoshiki can be used as a wall hanging, wrapping cloth, or even folded into a bag or backpack with simple knots. It’s large enough to wrap items like a box of chocolates, a shoebox, or two wine bottles. For ideas on creative uses, check out YouTube videos on furoshiki folding techniques! Watch this video ‘How to make a basic knot – Mamusubi’ and take off the knot. Check out our YouTube video ‘how to make a bag’ with a 104cm Furoshiki. -Gift Wrapping for books and bottles of wine – Watch Video -How to make a hand bag – Watch Video -How to make a shoulder bag – Watch Video -How to make a backpack – Watch Video Check out how to make many ways of wrapping from here. New to Furoshiki? Read the history of Furoshiki and more from here.
