We teamed up with Musubi in Kyoto to create our second Blackwing Furoshiki. Musubi has been making these traditional Japanese cloth wraps since 1937.

Furoshiki have been used in Japan for over 1,000 years, dating back to the Nara period, as a way for people to wrap and protect their valuables. Today, Furoshiki are used to wrap presents or carry objects with you while on the go.

The Blackwing Furoshiki is printed with a illustration by Blackwing user Natalie Brown (Threeologie). Furoshiki are a sustainable, stylish and eco-friendly alternative to wrapping gifts, carrying groceries, or transporting goods. This unique and versatile cloth can be folded and tied in dozens of different ways for a variety of uses.

Each Furoshiki is made in Japan and measures 27.6" x 27.6".