Small Furoshiki Shishimai & Thief Green
Small Furoshiki Shishimai & Thief Green
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This small Japanese furoshiki wrapping cloth features a playful Shishimai lion head and thief’s face against a green background. Part of the Fuku COCHAE collection, the design reveals different faces depending on how you fold and tie it, making both wrapping and unwrapping part of the fun.
Made in Japan from 100% cotton, this 48 × 48 cm cloth is a reusable fabric gift wrap for small presents and everyday use. Wrap a small ceramic piece, carry a lunchbox or keep small belongings together.
Buying ceramics as a gift? We can wrap them for you in this furoshiki. See the Gift Wrapping dropdown below for sizes and instructions.
PRODUCT DETAILS
PRODUCT DETAILS
Size: 48 × 48 cm (18.9 × 18.9 in)
Material: 100% cotton
Colour: Green
Design: Shishimai lion head and thief’s face, from the Fuku COCHAE collection. Different parts of the design appear as you fold and tie the cloth.
GIFT WRAPPING
GIFT WRAPPING
We’re happy to wrap your ceramics in the furoshiki you order. Choose the cloth size to suit your gift:
Small: Up to two cups, a matcha bowl and whisk holder, or two small vases.
Medium: A plate, bowl, medium vase or several smaller items wrapped together.
The fit depends on the shape and dimensions of your chosen pieces.
You must select the gift wrap option at checkout and add a note telling us which pieces you’d like wrapped together. Otherwise, we’ll pack the cloth separately.
WAYS TO USE YOUR FUROSHIKI
WAYS TO USE YOUR FUROSHIKI
Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that can be folded and tied in different ways.
Use yours to wrap a gift, carry a lunch box or keep small belongings together in your bag. The best use depends on the size of the cloth and the item you’re wrapping.
After giving or receiving it, untie it, fold it away and use it again. The wrapping becomes part of the gift.
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
Worldwide shipping
Orders are carefully packed and dispatched within 2–5 business days. Processing may take slightly longer during busy shop updates.
Tracking is included, so you can follow your parcel throughout its journey.
For shipping rates, estimated delivery times and international-order information, visit my Shipping & Delivery page.
ABOUT OUR FUROSHIKI
ABOUT OUR FUROSHIKI
Our furoshiki are made in Japan and selected by us to complement our handmade ceramics.
I’ve always loved the care that goes into Japanese gift wrapping. A simple piece of cloth, folded and tied thoughtfully, makes giving something feel even more special.
Unlike our ceramics, these cloths aren’t made in our studio. We choose designs we love, from traditional Japanese motifs to playful patterns, for you to enjoy and reuse long after the gift has been opened.
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