Furoshiki M

So practical, our furoshikis slip into your nomad suitcase to wrap your gifts in a sustainable and bohemian way! Adorned with our prints, they are available in three sizes to fit all your surprises.

Furoshiki (def.): a traditional Japanese technique of folding and knotting fabric squares that has been used for hundreds of years for wrapping.

For the sake of detail :

• All-over floral print.
• Upcycled cotton fabric.
• Contrasting border.
• Dimensions: 65 x 65 cm

• Shipping with DHL up to 7 days.
• Returns are accepted within 30 days.

Country of assembly: INDIA
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The unique know-how and technical expertise of Indian artisans respond with great finesse to the creative ambitions of Louise Misha. The House works with different workshops in India, the main ones of which are run by families with whom it has forged strong ties. Louise Misha's teams visit them several times a year and are each time impressed by their talent, their unique know-how and their passion for their craft. Embroidery, smocking, pompoms, braids, pleating: these workshops are at the origin of many pieces decorated with handmade details.