Kamawanu Delicious Furoshiki Coffee Beans Made in Japan Size 50cm x 50cm Cotton Small Furoshiki Cloth Handkerchief Perfect for Respect for the Aged

Country of origin: Made in Japan / Material: 100% cotton / *Color transfer may occur when wet. *Do not leave wet. *When washing, please hand wash separately from other items. Size: Approximately 50cm x 50cm / *Please note that the color of the product may vary slightly depending on your PC environment. The culture of "wrapping," and the "furoshiki," the tool for this, have been passed down since the Nara period. A versatile cloth with great flexibility for wrapping various items around the house, the furoshiki can be used in many ways, such as wrapping, laying out, and covering. Why not incorporate furoshiki into your daily life? This small furoshiki (wrapping cloth) is perfect for wrapping your lunch. The simple patterns, which utilize the shapes of various foods, make your lunch look even more delicious. It's made of thin, easy-to-tie cotton fabric and printed using a dyeing method that makes it difficult to distinguish between the front and back. [Motif] Each coffee bean is carefully carved using a mold, resulting in a small furoshiki (wrapping cloth) that showcases the unique character of handcrafted items, with each bean's shape subtly different. The understated design makes it perfect for opening or celebrating anniversaries of cafes and shops, or as a thoughtful gift for coffee lovers. Coffee plants are considered auspicious symbols that enhance wealth, career success, and health due to their abundant fruit. In Japan, the Japanese word for "bean" (mame) sounds similar to "health" (mame) and "diligence" (mame), making coffee a popular gift for celebrations and new beginnings. It is said that displaying it in the west brings wealth, in the east career success, and in the northeast health success, making it a comforting piece to use every time. The culture of "wrapping," and the "furoshiki," the tool for this, have been passed down since the Nara period. A versatile cloth with great flexibility for wrapping various everyday items, the furoshiki can be used in many ways, such as wrapping, laying out, and covering. Why not incorporate a furoshiki into your daily life? This small furoshiki is just the right size for wrapping a bento box. The simple patterns, which make use of the shapes of colorful foods, will make your bento box look delicious. It is made of thin, easy-to-tie cotton fabric and is printed using a dyeing method that makes it difficult to tell the front from the back.