Ukiyo-e Furoshiki - Raijin and Fujin (Gods of Thunder and Wind)

Ukiyo-e Furoshiki - Raijin and Fujin (Gods of Thunder and Wind)Furoshiki are Japanese multi purpose square wrapping cloths that come in a variety of sizes and patterns. The beautiful ukiyo e patterned furoshiki are made of sturdy cotton shantung that has a textured surface and are a perfect size to wrap your lunch box. The picture depicts wind god (fujin) and thunder god (raijin) by 17th century artist Tawaraya Sotatsu. What is great about furoshiki is that they are so simple yet so versatile. Add furoshiki to

When the words "nine horses" are written in Japanese

the color is called iwanu

The scent is similar to that of Horikawa

they can also be used to hold soap bars or other small items

The cat is regarded as a a symbol of longevity and is a popular motif in Japanese art

a common finishing technique to give the surface character

The random patterns and colors of marbled paper were also used to tell fortune

as the fruits "say nothing"

6" (D) x 1 ¾" (H)

Wash before first use as the product is starched

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The cords are square-shaped and made of four colors