One of the masterpieces of Hokusai’s oeuvre. It is also called the red Fuji. Hokusai captured the moment in early autumn when the morning sun covers Mt. Fuji in red creating an imposing atmosphere. I took this furoshiki to a local frame maker and hung on the wall because my mother used to tell me hanging ‘Red Mt. Fuji’ brings happiness �� – 3rd photo – read more if you are interested from here. Ukiyo-e Furoshiki Ukiyoe is one of the traditional arts of Japan, having a great influence overseas in the late 1900s. This series of 50cm square patterns is taken from the world of Ukiyoe. Please enjoy the visions of Japanese scenery from the Ukiyoe world. How can you use it? Watch this video ‘How to make a basic knot – Mamusubi’ Wrap a bento/lunch box – Watch video 1 | Watch video 2 Gift Wrapping – Watch Video 1 (easy) | Video 2 (book) | Video 3 (hard) Wrap a tissue box – Watch video Book cover – Watch video Hang on a wall – you can frame it too! Check out how I did it from here. Make a bag/pouch – Watch Video (in Japanese) | Watch Video (in Japanese, hard but neat) Check out how to make many ways of wrapping from here. New to Furoshiki? Read the history of Furoshiki and more from here. Are you looking for a particular Furoshiki (size and pattern) and you are based in Malta? Then contact me from here and let me know what you would like!
