Kabamaru Girl's Day Furoshiki

Kabamaru is a gray and black striped cat, and the leader of the pack. In this celebratory scene, he's dressed up as the emperor on his wedding day – a playful take on Hinamatsuri (Girl's Day).

The Japanese text reads: Nigiyakani, 5-ninn bayashi no, fue taiko, kyouwa Tanoshii Hinamatsuri

This translates to: A lively five-people flute and drum, today is a fun girl's festival

Use furoshiki to dress up a suit pocket for a wedding, wrap up your bento, a bottle of sake or wine as a gift, or wipe the sweat off your brow during your next hike.

Hajime Okamoto was born in 1942 in Osaka and is a celebrated calligrapher and artist. He was greatly influenced by his time spent in China in the 80s, and returned to Japan to create the Kabamaru series in 1998. Okamoto calls his paintings "Ink Pop Art" and actively exhibits his work throughout the country.

Features:

• Artwork by Hajime Okamoto
• Dimensions: 19 7/8"L x 19 7/8"W
• Material: 100% cotton
• Made in Kyoto, Japan