Musubi brings together traditional furoshiki wrapping cloths with the floral aesthetics of Adeline Klam, a French designer whose works use and are inspired by Japanese washi paper.
Klam’s natural affinity for Japanese colour palettes and eye-catching graphics add a contemporary elegance to a Japanese tradition. We adore how this furoshiki is not just charming and just the right size to fold into a bag, or even be used as a small striking scarf.
To see other contemporary and traditional furoshiki patterns, visit our full collection here.
In 2005, the Kyoto-based Musubi opened its first store dedicated to furoshiki in Tokyo, but it has been designing and making the wrapping cloths for decades. Now working with various other furoshiki makers in Kyoto and collaborating with numerous designers and illustrators, it produces an eclectic range of vibrant patterns and styles — from traditional to geometrically modern. Every design takes in consideration types of fabric and printing processes, and if not made by the company itself, is carefully matched with the ideal maker.
Size: 50 x 50 cm (Can giftwrap a small box)
100% Cotton
Made in Japan
