Furoshiki, the Japanese art that transforms gift wrapping

Have you ever heard of the art of Furoshiki folding?

Used for over a millennium in Japan, this ancient technique of fabric knots and folds serves as an alternative to gift wrapping. It's ideal for replacing traditional paper.

While it may seem complex at first, don't worry – we're here to guide you through each step. We'll share our techniques for successful folding every time, and soon you'll master the subtle art of creating unique gift wraps.

 

1: CHOOSE THE FABRIC

Select a square piece of fabric based on the size of your gift.

 

2: POSITION THE GIFT

Place the gift in the center of the fabric diagonally. Ensure that the fabric corners extend on each side of the gift.

 

3: TIE THE OPPOSITE CORNERS

Lift two opposite corners of the fabric and cross them above the gift. Make an initial knot to secure the fabric in place.

 

4: TIE THE REMAINING CORNERS

Repeat the process with the two remaining corners of the fabric. Make a second knot, adjusting the folds for a beautiful finish. You can also play with the knot tension to create an additional pattern or decoration.

 

Psst! Don't forget to enhance your wraps with natural and eco-friendly decorations like fir branches, dried orange slices, or cinnamon sticks. Your gifts will become true works of art.

Discover Naturist Furoshiki

 By adopting Furoshiki, you're not only choosing a zero-waste solution but also exploring its astonishing versatility. Fabrics used for wrapping gifts can be reused in various ways: as elegant table decorations, handbags, shopping bags, tote bags, book covers, or even bottle carriers.

Make Furoshiki the signature of your celebrations.

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