Have you heard of furoshiki? These traditional Japanese square cloths are getting a lot of attention lately, as a “green” alternative to wrapping paper and plastic shopping bags. Furoshiki means “bath spread” — in feudal Japan, they were used to bundle and protect people’s clothing at public bath houses, but over the years, their standard use has been to tie up any bundle you can imagine (they’ve even been used as baby carriers). The word is pronounced something like “f’-ROHSH-kee”.
I carry my pug, Shalamar in it. =D


















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Tami
16 Jul 21:51
Ahhhh I love it! I definitely want to make a purse now.
RayGun UnDone
16 Jul 22:14
This is great! I was looking for something like this to hold gifts for a friend's birthday next week.
Jessie H.
16 Jul 23:32
I've been wanting one of these to carry my bento box in. Oh and btw I have that same fabric =]
Cat Morley
18 Jul 16:15
Thanks for sharing, this is great!
Missy El
21 Jul 13:50
I kept on seeing these all around Japan! I so desperately wanted one but I never got around to buying one!