Father's Day June 18

Travel into the wild with these meticulously designed furoshiki (wrapping cloth) by artist duo Takeshi Matsunaga and Chie Takai of Kata Kata. We imagine this is a whale mama and child slowly making their way to warmer waters. 

Both katazome and chusen methods are used to create this furoshiki. Katazome is a complicated stenciling and printing process involving natural materials such as persimmon juice, seaweed, water, and wind. Chusen is a Meiji-era technique involving hand-dying each furoshiki to produce varied and unique results.

Because of its large size, this furoshiki works great as a wrapping cloth, bag, tablecloth, or hang these special pieces on your walls for festive animal-themed decorations.

Please note: colors may run during the first couple of washes, so be sure to wash separately with cold water to avoid color bleeding. 

Learn how to make a bag with this blog post!

Features:

  • Dimensions: 40"L x 40"W
  • Material: 100% cotton
  • Made in Kyoto, Japan