Furoshiki / Bread Cover, hand embroidered, Size M

This Furoshiki is handmade in Ireland with a lot of love by Little Raindrop. It consists of 2 layers of cloth - one linen and one cotton layer and has a foxglove - the plant of the fairies - embroidered on it. It can be used for example to wrap a fresh loaf of bread inside and store it, or use it as a gift for breadlovers. It fits well for many other gifts too! 

Wrapping your gifts in cloth is a simple ancient japanese tradition by easily tying a few knots. It gives you the opportunity to add additional value to your present and the receiver has the convenience to reuse them. When they stay within the family, they will also contribute to a more hassle-free gifting experience, as you will not have to worry year after year again over your wrapping options, which can easily turn into a pricey and polluting last minute challenge. Many single use gift wraps are not even recyclable.

Furoshikis are very versatile. They can also be reused for any other occasion. Being repurposed into lunchbags, table clothes, place mats, picnic blankets, bags (size L), flower pots or even blankets for your childs favourite doll or plush, makes them a resourceful item for the whole year.

Every wrap is unique, as the design depends on the materials which are available. They are made out of recovered cloth, which was carefully collected and upcycled in Dublin.

Locally made, out of locally gathered remnants and cut offs, reusable and easy to repurpose, this Furoshiki represents an as-eco-friendly-as-can be solution.

Size M

Material: linen + cotton