Furoshiki wrapping

“Furoshiki has a distinctive style reflecting [the Japanese culture’s] interest in ceremony, beauty, multi-functional objects and thoughtful detail in their approach to everyday living.” - 1 million women I don’t know about you, but growing up my house was the kind that had a dedicated gift-wrapping station around the holidays. Tupperware storage bins full of wrapping paper, ribbon, gift bags, bows, gift tags, special scotch tape dispensers and scissors were pulled out after Thanksgiving and…

Originating in Japan, furoshiki is a piece of fabric designed with many purposes in mind. From special occasions to everyday use, furoshiki is an eco-friendl...

Forget what you’ve heard; we’re here to tell you that regifting’s good for the planet, and there’s no shame in your regifting game.

You've got all the best gifts, now how are you going to wrap them sustainably, too? In this post, we're sharing the beauty of Furoshiki wraps with six different types of gifts all wrapped with just one wrap. Totally zero waste.

Cut down on holiday waste by changing up the wrapping. Furoshiki is an eco-friendly and decorative alternative to traditional giftwraps.

Furoshiki fabric gift wrapping is an excellent way to reduce the amount of waste produced during the holiday season (and all year long)! We fell in love with this method of wrapping gifts in fabric…

At Wrappr, we are all about creating products that are reusable. With one of our Furoshiki wraps, there are dozens of ways you can make your very own purse that best fits your needs! In this tutorial we will teach you how to make a Furoshiki purse using bamboo handles!

A well wrapped gift is always received with pleasure. Learn the art of Furoshiki, a Japanese method of wrapping gifts in fabric, in this Modern Wedding DIY tutorial. Your wrapping may soon outshine the gift.

Eco and sustainable Christmas gift wrapping ideas. Swap out the non-recyclable wrapping paper with eco-friendly alternatives.

This furoshiki gift wrap is crafted in Quebec, Canada by Olsen + Olsen. Inspired by the traditional Japanese fabric wrapping cloth, this is a perfect zero waste way to make your gift stand out. Unlike wrapping paper, a furoshiki cloth wrap is flexible and will adapt to any shape, there are endless ways to wrap the gift to create a beautiful and unique end result. Our small sized gift wrap (50 x 50cm) is perfect for gift wrap a book, or a small jewellery box.