Furoshiki handkerchief 19.7 inches Cherry blossoms, five-story pagoda, Mt. Fuji Premium Culinary Grade 1 5px solid #80603f

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Furoshiki handkerchief 19.7 inches Cherry blossoms, five-story pagoda, Mt. Fuji Premium Culinary Grade 1 5px solid #80603fFuroshiki are square shaped cloths used in Japan to wrap items and carry them. Although it is hard to know exactly when furoshiki became part of Japanese culture, they have been around as long as anyone can remember. There are quite a few designs of furoshiki, which have different colors as well as different meanings and traditions. Red furoshiki are for celebration, purple ones are for showing respect, deep blue ones are for mourning, while the