Gorilla | Yellow Furoshiki

Meet the lovely Kata Kata furoshiki featuring adorable animals that look like they came out of a story. The world view that spreads from the uniquely designed and dyed cloth is popular beyond generations and countries.

The Gorilla Yellow Furoshiki features a gorilla hanging out with some bird friends and sharing berries. What a nice gorilla. 

The furoshiki can be used to wrap gifts, as a napkin, handkerchief, or to wrap your lunch. Whatever you chose to do with the adorable cloth it is sure to enrich your life.

Details:

• Dimensions: approximately 19.5" x 19.5"
• Made from organic cotton
• Made in Japan
• Machine washable (wash with similar colors at first)
• Includes visual instructions for wrapping a gift 

Meet the Makers 

Since 2004 katazome artists Matsuyama Takeshi and Takai Chie produce dyed fabrics by stencil dyeing, dip-dyeing, and printing, and have exhibited their works at many exhibitions and group shows. Their tenugui hand towels and other miscellaneous goods are sold at general merchandise stores in Japan and abroad, and have gained popularity. Katazome is a Japanese method of dyeing fabrics using a resist paste applied through a stencil, typically a rice flour mixture applied with a brush or a tool such as a palette knife.