Glossary
Furoshiki
Furoshiki are traditional Japanese cloths used to wrap items such as food, clothing or gifts. They are made from cotton, silk or other natural fabrics and come in different sizes and patterns.
Furoshiki have a long history in Japan and were once used primarily in hot spring areas to carry clothing or other items while bathing. However, today they are often used as an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic bags or paper bags. You can Furoshiki are also an important part of Japanese culture and often have symbolic meanings. Some patterns and colors may represent specific festivals or occasions, while other furoshiki are associated with good luck or prosperity.
