Project Japan follows the Metabolism movement's journey from 1930s Manchuria

Furoshiki made of 100% cotton with a beautiful pattern of purple gooseberries on a yellow background

The novel was written by the Japanese author Sayaka Murata and translated by the Danish Mette Holm

8 cm (postcard size)

and kashipan are delicate Japanese wheat breads

Furoshiki 'Tsubaki' - 70x70 keramik Project Japan follows the MetabolismFuroshiki with a beautiful floral design with pink and golden camellias (tsubaki) on a green background. Designed by French designer Adeline Klam, who is known for her soft pastel colors and delicate floral patterns. The furoshiki is made of 55% recycled polyester and is water repellent. You can use it to wrap gifts, bottles and larger items or make a bag with a handle. It also looks great framed as shown in the pictures. Meter 70x70. Delivery time is