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Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth / <Traditional pattern> JPY 2,100 each
<Butterfly> JPY 1,300
Japanese Paper / Stencil-dyed Paper: JPY 945
Yuzen-dyed Paper: JPY 630
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| There are many kinds of Furoshiki, from traditionally patterned ones to modern-style ones. Also, one Furoshiki can be used for a variety of purposes, as there are many wrapping and knotting techniques. A folded Furoshiki can also be kept in a one's bag when it is not needed. This time, we will introduce a knotting technique for using Furoshiki as an "eco-bag." |
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Spread the Furoshiki wrapping
cloth right side up.
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Fold corner (ア) over corner (ウ)
to make a triangle with
the right side in.Knot corner (イ).
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Tie another knot in corner (エ).
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Furoshiki Sizes
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| The most versatile, useful Furoshiki sizes are from 70 to 105 cm in width.For shopping bags, the larger ones of 90 cm or 105 cm are recommended as they can easily accommodate goods of various sizes. |
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Turn it so the right side is facing out.
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Finally, tie corners (ア) and (ウ) together, and voila, it's finished.
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Matsuya
＜Matsuya｜MAP＞ |
With a full line of kimono and kimono accessories, Matsuya offers casual Japanese dress that can be worn in an enjoyable and lighthearted way. There is also a wide assortment of traditionally-patterned Furoshiki made from materials including polyester and cotton for casual use, as well as silk crepe.An original postcard created by the shop proprietor will be presented to customers who purchase goods!
TEL.06-6252-6829 10:30-18:30／Closed on Wednesdays |
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| Japanese paper is said to be thin, strong and durable, yet still beautiful with its texture and appearance. It is used in various ways with clothing, food and housing, ranging from paper for calligraphy, "Fusuma" and "Shoji" sliding doors, to wrapping paper. Let us introduce an easy, gorgeous way of wrapping appropriate for gifts. |
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Place the box on the Japanese paper,
leaving a larger portion of
the top section clear.
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Wrap the right and left sides over
the box, and tape it temporarily.
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Fold both sides of the bottom
portion flush with the box,
first the lower, then the upper side.
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The photograph shows a box wrapped with two staggered pieces of paper. About 1cm of the inner paper is intentionally shown against the edge of the outer paper. |
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Make accordion
folds in the upper portion,
forming a zigzag shape.
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Place a two-tone paper cord
around the box from the base,
and tie it on the top.
Finish the knot in your favorite shape.
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Wagamiya(SOGO 11F)
＜Wagamiya｜MAP＞ |
Washiya handles miscellaneous goods made of Japanese paper, which are shipped from Kyoto. It offers the best range of assorted goods, including various types of Japanese paper, goods made of Japanese paper, envelopes for gift money, envelopes and letter paper. There are also many popular goods that are suitable as gifts, including small envelopes, picture postcards, boxes for books, and dolls.
TEL.06-6281-3111
10:00-20:30／ No fixed holidays |
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Shinsaibashisuji Shopping Center Promotion Association
2-1-24 Shinsaibashisuji Chuo-ku, Osaka, 542-0085
TEL:(06)6211-1114
If you have questions or comments, please contact us.
(Only in English or Japanese please)
info@shinsaibashi.or.jp
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