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Furoshiki – A Japanese wrapping cloth | Tropenmuseum x Musubi

Furoshiki bag rings

€8,95

You can use these Furoshiki bag rings/handles together with your Furoshiki wrapping cloth. The rings make it easier to carry your wrapped gift or to use your furoshiki as a bag, while making a fashionable statement.

The rings are available in a black and transparent version.

UGS : ND Catégories : Bags, Sweet Gifts Étiquettes : Cadeau Hoezo, Furoshiki, Gifts under €10, Gifts under €25, Japan

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Background

For the exhibition « Cadeau, Hoezo », the Tropenmuseum collaborated with Musubi, the leading Japanese manufacturer of wrapping cloths. While they created a beautiful furoshiki for the exhibition, you can also buy your own at the museum shop. These Furoshiki bag rings are designed to go with the Furoshiki wrapping cloth in order to create a fashionable tote bag.

Japanese people traditionally use Furoshiki to wrap gifts in seasonally designed cotton. After this, you would hand over the gift in person. According to Japanese culture, these behaviours imply that your gift is handled in an important way. Nowadays, you can use furoshiki in many different ways. You can wrap and tie each corner or furoshiki in different kind of ways to suit the size and shape of any contents within. Besides gifts, you could wrap your lunchbox or other items to carry them while making a statement. Or, using bigger cloths, you could create your own sustainable bag! Or use the furoshiki as a scarf or mat – their number of uses stretching as far as your imagination. And of course, when not in use, it folds up compactly.