$14.95
1 in stock
Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese cloth used for wrapping gifts or for a decorative wall hanging. This multipurpose Furoshiki features Hina Matsuri. In Japan, March 3 is called Hina Matsuri, or Doll’s Day or Girl’s Day. The dolls represents the Emperor, Empress and court. The ancient traditional dress.
Our Hina Matsuri Japanese Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese cloth used for wrapping gifts or for a decorative wall hanging. In Japan, March 3rd is called Hina Matsuri, or Doll’s Day or Girl’s Day. The dolls represents the Emperor, Empress and court. The ancient traditional dress. Makes a great gift.
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Our Country Cat Furoshiki features a cat walking the around in the countryside of Japan surrounded by beautiful pink flowers.
Made in a handsome natural linen, this decorative hanger depicts the Chinese calligraphy symbol for “Longevity”. The symbol is pronounced: “Shou”. A popular symbolism in Asia – hang in any room to create a spirit of benevolence, success and good fortune.
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Carry this luck charm with you always and it can bring you an abundance of wealth and good fortune. Hi Tai (Laughing Buddha) is the deity of happiness, laughter, wisdom, luck and good fortune, a symbol which has endured for many centuries.
CMSNM –
We have my mother’s glass encased Girls Day dolls. The collection is 92 years old and this furoshiki is a great backdrop to showcase the set. The image is beautifully designed.
Kris Attarian –
All of the products I purchased in this order were excellent. They appear as they do on the website and I would not hesitate to purchase from them again in the future as they get new/different offerings.