Japanese Furoshiki for Lunch Box or Gifts - Ukiyo-e The Great Wave

About this item

• Furoshiki means an art of Japanese fabric wrapping. Furo meaning "bath" and Shiki "spread". It was first used in the Nara period. It is a piece of cloth or fabric that is used for wrapping gifts, items, etc.
• It is ideal for wrapping lunchboxes or gifts, storing and carrying items. It can also be displayed as small wall art.
• This traditional wrapping cloth has a design of one of the most iconic works of Japanese art, the Under the Wave of Kanagawa (The Great Wave) Ukiyo-e in Japanese means "pictures of the floating world." It’s a genre of Japanese traditional art that became popular from the 17th century through the 19th century.
• Design: Ukiyo-e The Great Wave. Dimensions: 18.9in x 18.9in. Made in Japan.
• This Furoshiki is made of 100% cotton. It is reusable and washable
• 1. Dogs like to play fetch.
• 2. The cat climbed up a tree.
• 3. Birds sing sweetly in the morning.
• 4. The fish swims gracefully in the water.
• 5. I enjoy reading books in my free time.