In the middle of Edo-era, Ichimatsu pattern became famous because of one of the most popular Kabuki actors "Sanokawa Ichimatsu" who was dressed in Hakama with the checkered pattern in white and deep blue color. This pattern and coloring began to be called Ichimatsu. The Ichimatsu pattern represents the eternity and prosperity because the pattern lasts and repeats endlessly. This is made out of uneven cotton butcher fabric.
*Does not include packaging.
Product Details
Code : 20724-202
Dimensions : 70 x 70 cm (27.6″ x 27.6″).
Weight : 82 g.
Material : 100% cotton.
Made in Japan.
Gift Wrapping (Bottle etc..)
Hare tsutsumi
The representative colors are red and white, or gold and silver, for Japanese prosperous events. It was symbolically designed as a wrapping cloth to celebrate Hare no hi. This expression includes several important japanese traditional seasonal festivities such as New Year.The color and composition are additional features of this series. This Furoshiki's charm lies both in its beauty when spread out or used as wrapping. 'Hare tsutsumi' is spread to 'Katami gawari,' 'Ichimatsu,' or 'plum' patterns. They often feature bold designs. The contrast of red and white, or alternating navy and white, is modern and elegant. Please use Hare no hi as an opportunity for important life events and seasonal gift-giving.
In the middle of Edo-era, Ichimatsu pattern became famous because of one of the most popular Kabuki actors "Sanokawa Ichimatsu" who was dressed in Hakama with the checkered pattern in white and deep blue color. This pattern and coloring began to be called Ichimatsu. The Ichimatsu pattern represents the eternity and prosperity because the pattern lasts and repeats endlessly. This is made out of uneven cotton butcher fabric.
*Does not include packaging.
Product Details
Code : 20724-202
Dimensions : 70 x 70 cm (27.6″ x 27.6″).
Weight : 82 g.
Material : 100% cotton.
Made in Japan.
Gift Wrapping (Bottle etc..)
Hare tsutsumi
The representative colors are red and white, or gold and silver, for Japanese prosperous events. It was symbolically designed as a wrapping cloth to celebrate Hare no hi. This expression includes several important japanese traditional seasonal festivities such as New Year.The color and composition are additional features of this series. This Furoshiki's charm lies both in its beauty when spread out or used as wrapping. 'Hare tsutsumi' is spread to 'Katami gawari,' 'Ichimatsu,' or 'plum' patterns. They often feature bold designs. The contrast of red and white, or alternating navy and white, is modern and elegant. Please use Hare no hi as an opportunity for important life events and seasonal gift-giving.
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