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Japanese Furoshiki
Cotton Furoshiki "Braided Curtain" by Keisuke Serizawa
Cotton Furoshiki "Braided Curtain" by Keisuke SerizawaRef. {{ sku }}: Ref. YAM330
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Description
This furoshiki features a work by Keisuke Serizawa, inspired by the braided rope pattern of a Noren (Japanese curtain). A square of light, flexible, easy-to-tie cotton fabric, it can be used for wrapping, gifting, or carrying (bottles, bento boxes, books, gifts, etc.) and can be reused infinitely. An elegant and sustainable alternative to disposable packaging.
The artist: Keisuke Serizawa
A major figure in Japanese textile art, Keisuke Serizawa developed "kataezome," a stencil dyeing technique inherited from traditional katazome, to create a personal style of great finesse, drawing inspiration from Edo komon and Ise handmade paper. His works, depicting geometric patterns, plants, animals, and landscapes, combine sobriety and refinement in a deeply Japanese aesthetic. Named a Living National Treasure of Japan in 1956 (the highest honor bestowed upon a living artist), he remains today one of the most admired figures in Japanese craftsmanship.
INTERVIEW
Machine wash at 40°C. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Iron at moderate temperature with a damp cloth in between.
COMPOSITION
- Cotton
DIMENSIONS
17 in

Yamabun
Founded in 1913 in Nagoya, in Aichi Prefecture, Yamabun has been perpetuated for over a century Japanese tableware. Specializing in ceramics, lacquer, glass and wood, the house offers a wide range combining artisanal know-how and refined design. Each piece is designed to enhance your meals, whether it's an everyday dinner or a special occasion. By choosing Yamabun, you invite the timeless elegance and quality of the finest Japanese traditions to your table.