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Product Description SAWABIYA Furoshiki combines ease and convenience to enrich your life. Furoshiki 2-piece set, double-sided dye, 70×70cm, large furoshiki 140cm, reversible, reversible furoshiki, shark pattern, cherry blossom 70×70cm, large plain furoshiki 110×110cm, furoshiki 2-piece set, double-sided dye 70×70cm, chirimen furoshiki 2-piece set, features stitching on all four sides to prevent fraying. Reversible furoshiki allows you to enjoy two patterns with one piece. Double-sided furoshiki offers a rich variety of colors and combinations. Reversible furoshiki, shark pattern, cherry blossom 70×70cm, 4 selections, features durable four-sided stitching to prevent fraying. Unlike traditional stitching on two edges with the remaining two edges heat cut, there is no need to worry about loose threads. The size, known as "nihaba," is approximately 70cm. This is the most common size for furoshiki, suitable for wrapping items like gift boxes or a bottle of wine. The furoshiki can be quickly spread out and tightly wrapped, gaining attention as an eco-bag in recent years. Made from chirimen (100% polyester), it is wrinkle-resistant and washable (hand wash or use a gentle cycle in a laundry net is recommended). Furoshiki large plain 3.5 shaku, four-sided stitching, furoshiki 2-piece set 70cm, chirimen, reversible, double-sided dye, four-sided stitching, stylish, nihaba furoshiki, reversible, shark pattern, cherry blossom, chirimen, double-sided dye, four-sided stitching 70cm, furoshiki large 110cm, silk-like plain purple, white, black, handkerchief small furoshiki 50cm, 2-piece set, large furoshiki 140cm, chirimen, plain, reversible, large, versatile, kimono, furisode, bedding wrapping. Japanese Design Furoshiki: A furoshiki inspired by Hokusai's ukiyo-e, a beloved traditional pattern considered a symbol of good fortune, wealth, health, and happiness for its owner. M size furoshiki: Known as "nihaba," approximately 70cm×70cm, the most common size for furoshiki,