Product Description: Thoughts Embedded in Color... Japan is a country with four seasons. You can feel the heat and cold on your skin and recognize the seasons through the scents carried by the wind. With the sensitivity nurtured through the changing seasons, Japanese people have conveyed joy and sorrow through colors.
Color Story: Elegant and Refined Colors Suitable for Both Celebrations and Mourning. If you are choosing a furoshiki for the first time, we recommend the purple color.
■ Purple (When to Use): Celebratory gifts, Year greetings, congratulations, childbirth gifts, job-related gifts, birthdays, participation prizes, small gifts, returns, thanks, wedding gifts, greetings, awards, burial, funerals, offerings, memorial services, summer gifts, year-end gifts, greetings, longevity celebrations, apologies, business, and school.
Colors of the Sky and Sea: A very familiar color. A furoshiki you want to have for everyday use.
■ Navy (When to Use): Commemorative events, completion celebrations, opening celebrations, founding anniversaries, school events, retirement celebrations, retirement gifts, retirement or graduation commemorative items, promotion celebrations, opening gifts, construction gifts, renovation gifts, expansion gifts, store opening gifts, relocation gifts, retirement celebrations, discharge celebrations, promotion celebrations, transfer celebrations, and award celebrations. Suitable for memorial services, offerings, and burial.
A Color that Brightens the Heart: A color suitable for joyous occasions. For engagement and weddings, it conveys joy with vibrant colors.
■ Rose (When to Use): Childbirth celebrations, wedding celebrations, coming-of-age celebrations, graduation celebrations, birthday celebrations, first festival celebrations, entrance celebrations, advancement celebrations, job celebrations, company entrance celebrations, congratulations, obi celebrations, seventh night celebrations, shrine visits, first meals, first festivals, first birthdays, Shichi-Go-San, and thirteen visits.
About Hitokoshi Weave: Glossy and Lustrous, Elegant Texture. "Hitokoshi Weave" is a furoshiki made using a unique weaving technique. Amunsen fabric features irregular fine textures resembling pear skin, giving it a distinctive feel. This results in a glossy and elegant texture.
Comparison of Fabrics: Pongee is a lightweight fabric. Amunsen has a sturdier texture compared to pongee. It is lightweight and easy to handle, making it durable.
To understand the size, we spread it out. Can you see the size of the 90cm (24-shaku) furoshiki? The