Small Furoshiki - Sharaku Gray
Small Furoshiki - Sharaku Gray
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A Thoughtful and Reusable Way to Wrap
This Small Furoshiki in Sharaku Gray is more than just a wrapping cloth—it's a simple and meaningful way to package gifts, carry small essentials, or add a special touch to your home. Made from soft, high-quality fabric, this cloth is designed to be used again and again.
NOTE: If you order this Small furoshiki alongside one of our ceramic pieces, I’d be happy to wrap it beautifully for you. Please keep in mind that, due to its size, it is only suitable for wrapping one small ceramic piece. Simply select the gift wrap option at checkout and add a note stating which piece you would like wrapped.
Product Details
- Size: 48 cm x 48 cm (18.9″ x 18.9″)
- Material: 100% cotton
- Color: Subtle gray tones with a design inspired by Sharaku, a renowned Japanese artist
- Uses: Wrapping small gifts, carrying bento boxes, scarf, or decorative accent
Why You'll Love It
- Reusable & Sustainable – No more wasting wrapping paper. Just fold, tie, and use it over and over.
- Multiple Uses – Wrap small gifts, carry a lunchbox, or use it as an elegant scarf or table cover.
- A Tradition With a Story – Furoshiki has been part of Japanese culture for centuries, making every wrap feel extra special.
Shipping & Delivery
- I ship to most countries worldwide!
- Processing Time: Orders are carefully packed and shipped within 1-4 business days.
- Your Furoshiki will be securely packaged to make sure it arrives safely.
For more details, visit my Shipping & Delivery page.
A Little About IKKAI Ceramics
At IKKAI Ceramics, we celebrate handmade and thoughtfully crafted pieces inspired by Japanese tradition. Each item is chosen with care to bring warmth and simplicity into everyday life.
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