Vintage Japanese Furoshiki top or as part of a

or as part of a textile collection

or decorative accent in the home

Versatile containers made from the wood of the indigenous Japanese Castor Aralia tree

all with a motif of a different plant that grows in the Noto Peninsula in Japan

Available in brass or a black matte finish

Vintage Japanese Furoshiki top or as part of aA cotton furoshiki dating to the early Showa period (c. 1930) dyed in rich indigo and accented with a geometric corner panel featuring maple leaf motifs. Hand stitched repairs and appliqu patches reflect the Japanese tradition of mending and preserving cherished textiles. Originally used for wrapping and carrying belongings, this generously sized cloth is both practical and decorative. The rich contrast of colors and its graphic design make it ideal