Learn how to wrap pretty presents—in under a minute—with this easy Japanese gift-wrapping technique.
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Recycling, but make it festive.
How to wrap a gift with reusable Furoshiki Wraps. Tutorial with video example using the traditional Japanese art of wrapping cloth.
All you need is wrapping paper to create a simple and beautiful present. This Japanese gift wrapping trick will show you how to wrap a gift without tape. Ready to have your mind blown? You don’t need tape to wrap or ribbon the perfect present. We know, we didn’t believe it either until we watched
Art, in all its many forms is around you and all you need to do is look for it to find something new. This is true for those who possess the artistic way of looking at things. In fact, blessed are those who can find something pretty and worthy of appreciation in everything they come across. If you are one of those who go to the beach and find shell, a gift from the sea is one of the artworks of nature, then you will appreciate what this article is all about. We are talking about making things pretty when you even give a gift not only in terms of the gift itself but also the wrapping of it. There are some lovely Japanese gift wrapping ideas out there that will make anyone who receives a gift from you feel special.
Furoshiki, mille idee da un foulard. Il furoshiki è un foulard di forma quadrata, o un semplice telo di stoffa molto colorato o a tinta unita, utilizzato in giappone per avvolgere gli oggetti, confezionare regali o creare piccole cose utili e decorazioni in pochi minuti. Furoshiki è anche l’arte di saper piegare e annodare i foulard.
═══════Details════════ Here is a Furoshiki crafted in Quebec. A Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth made of fabric. The Furoshiki can be used in several ways to wrap different products. Unlike wrapping paper, it is flexible and will adapt to any shape leaving you with a beautiful (and zero-waste) result. Gone are the days of single use wrapping paper! Once offered as a gift, explain to the recipient that they too can pay it forward by offering it with their next gift. A small gesture with a large impact! • Machine washable • Reusable/Ecological • Made of cotton and recycled polyester • Lay flat to dry. Iron at low temperature if needed • Edges have been cut by laser, so fabric is without sewing machine hem • Several videos available to help inspire you with this eco-friendly art of wrapping. ═══════Dimensions════════ • Large - 90 cm x 90 cm | 35" x 35" • Small - 50 cm x 50 cm | 20" x 20" ════Processing time════ 1 business day ════════Shipping Details════════ Canada: $1 to $49.99 : OPTION 1 : Free shipping (WITHOUT tracking) OPTION 2 : Shipping 7$ (WITH tracking) If you have selected standard shipping and your order is lost in the process of shipment, OLSEN+OLSEN is not responsable. $50+ : Free shipping WITH tracking. USA : Shipping WITH tracking 9$CAD Upgrades available. INTERNATIONAL : Shipping 25$CAD (WITH tracking)
Eco-friendly wrapping is a thoughtful way to show how special your gift is inside and out.
There’s a lot we can do to reduce our waste during the holiday season, including how we package our gifts. Let's take a look at the beauty of Furoshiki wraps, and we'll show you how to wrap six different types of gifts using just one wrap, all with zero waste.
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Inpakpapier dat heeft maar één eindbestemming: de vuilbak. Zonde toch? Met furoshiki is dat verleden tijd: deze japanse inpakmethode is duurzaam en mooi!
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Keiko Furoshiki reusable fabric wraps are a great way to wrap a gift, transport your lunch, or add color to an outfit. Our Japanese fabric furoshiki wraps are square, measuring 25x25 inches and are made from stain-resistant recycled polyester fabric for increased durability. Choose from one of our bright and playful designs created by Japanese-American artist Keiko Kira in Kansas City. Discover the endless ways to use your Furoshiki wrap by reading our guide on How to tie a Furoshiki.
How to wrap a gift with reusable Furoshiki Wraps. Tutorial with video example using the traditional Japanese art of wrapping cloth.
