Furoshiki M 'tsutsumu' - minä perhonen | Musubi

Large Furoshiki by minä perhonen featuring the "tsutsumu" (to wrap) design. The hand-drawn pattern consists of a single line that unfolds its spatial, three-dimensional effect when tied around an object.

Furoshiki are traditional square Japanese cloths used for wrapping and carrying a wide variety of items.
Size L Furoshiki are suitable for tying into bags, wrapping clothes, or bundling two wine bottles.

Musubi is the main brand of Yamada-Sen'i, a company founded in Kyoto in 1937, and stands for modern Furoshiki. The name Musubi (結び) means 'to tie' or 'to connect' and refers to the art of tying as well as the connection between people, objects, and tradition.