100cm Furoshiki Adeline Klam | Kiku Red Made of organic cotton This Furoshiki series were born in collaboration with a French designer Adeline Klam using organic cotton. They were pursued to design that expresses Japanese traditional motifs in unique colors. They look beautiful both on a flat surface or wrapped. This Furoshiki features traditional Japanese flower motif ‘菊 Kiku – Chrysanthemum’. The combination of the colours used in this furoshiki is so attracting! This Furoshiki comes with a paper strip including an instruction of ‘how to wrap’ at the back. Adeline Klam Adeline Klam is a French designer who lives in Paris. She was fascinated by Japanese Washi (traditional paper), and she has produced Yuzen papers by arranging Japanese traditional patterns to modern designs with her extraordinary color palette. She opened her first shop “Adeline Klam” in Paris in 2009. How can you use it? This is a large Furoshiki which you can wrap a large box of chocolates or shoe box and 2 bottles of wines. You can also make a bag and backpack just with knots. Watch this video ‘How to make a basic knot – Mamusubi’ and take off the knot. Check out our YouTube video ‘how to make a bag’ with a 104cm Furoshiki. -Gift Wrapping for books and bottles of wine – Watch Video -How to make a hand bag – Watch Video -How to make a shoulder bag – Watch Video -How to make a backpack – Watch Video Check out how to make many ways of wrapping from here. New to Furoshiki? Read the history of Furoshiki and more from here.
