Add a touch of traditional Japanese elegance to your daily life with this beautiful furoshiki cloth, featuring a delicate ukiyo-e artwork bijin-ga (beautiful Japanese woman) by Kitagawa Utamaro.

The design captures a young town girl blowing a glass vidro toy—an imported novelty of the Edo period, reflecting both innocence and curiosity. The subtle shimmer, created with a pearl finish to evoke the effect of mica printing, adds a sophisticated luster when wrapped or displayed.

Perfect as an eco-friendly wrap for gifts, bento boxes, books, or bottles, or as a graceful decorative tapestry, it’s a unique and meaningful piece for those who appreciate Japanese art and culture.

Features

• Showcases Kitagawa Utamaro’s iconic portrait of a young girl blowing a vidro glass toy
• Perfect for gift wrapping, eco-friendly packaging, interior decoration, or as wall décor
• Made from organic cotton, it's soft, durable, and easy to fold or hang

Details

• Size: 70 x 70 cm
• Material: 100% organic cotton
• Made in Japan