



A playful Japanese cotton furoshiki featuring Daruma, designed by Japanese design unit COCHAE for MUSUBI.
The clever composition reveals different Daruma faces depending on how the cloth is folded and tied, turning traditional Japanese wrapping into part of the design itself. Use it to wrap a lunch box, small gifts or everyday objects, or simply enjoy it as a colourful piece of Japanese textile design.
The Daruma is one of Japan’s best-known good-luck symbols, associated with perseverance and resilience. Its rounded shape is linked to the Japanese saying “Fall seven times, stand up eight” – a reminder to keep going after setbacks.
COCHAE is a Japanese design unit known for its playful approach to traditional culture, particularly origami, folk motifs and everyday objects. Their designs often invite the user to fold, transform and interact with them – an idea that works particularly well with the traditional furoshiki.
How to use
Traditionally used in Japan to wrap and carry objects, a furoshiki can be folded and tied in many different ways. This 48 cm size is particularly suited to bento boxes, books, small gifts and everyday items. It can be folded flat and reused again and again.
Details
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