Furoshiki
Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used to transport, carry, or wrap items. Typically square, it comes in sizes ranging from about 45 to 70 centimeters on each side and is made from materials such as cotton, silk, rayon, or other blends. The cloth may be plain or richly patterned, with designs including traditional motifs and seasonal imagery. Its versatility allows items of different shapes and sizes to be wrapped and secured through folding or tying, after which the cloth can be reused as a bag, wrap, or decorative cover.
Historically, furoshiki dates to the Edo period in Japan. The name is commonly linked to its use
Techniques for using furoshiki vary widely. There are numerous folding and tying methods to accommodate different