[Musubi] A meeting about the furoshiki (wrapping cloth) Aqua Drop 70, which has a water-repellent finish and can be used in a variety of ways

The perfect size of 70cm square is very convenient. It is water-repellent, so you can wrap a folding umbrella. You can also wrap a wet towel, so it is perfect for a trip to a hot spring or a public bath. You can also hang it on a bicycle basket to protect your luggage in case of a sudden rain. Use it when you have more luggage. When you don't have any, fold it flat. Furoshiki are really convenient.

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It has been treated to be water repellent so it repels water.

It is 70cm square, so you can wrap things like bento boxes.

It's also fun to use it to wrap lunch boxes or snacks to take outside, such as when trekking or picnicking, and then use it as a base when you're eating.

It's also nice to wrap a gift and give it as is.

Since it is "water-repellent", you can wrap wet towels in it, so it is perfect for trips such as going from your room to the large public bath, going from the inn to nearby outdoor baths, or going to a public bath. Use it when you have more luggage. When you don't have any, fold it flat. Furoshiki is really convenient. We recommend it as a travel companion.

[LOVE Culture・LOVE Story] Furoshiki has a long history, and it seems that in the Nara period, fabrics that were the prototype of furoshiki for wrapping treasures already existed. Later, in the Edo period, common people also began to wrap their clothes in the cloth and go to public baths, so the cloth came to be called "furoshiki" and became an essential item for peddling, traveling, and other aspects of daily life. Now in the 21st century, while focusing on its origins as a use in baths (public baths), we are learning from the past and creating something new. It has evolved with a water-repellent finish that allows it to also be used to wrap wet towels. We have created a furoshiki that is perfect for hot spring trips and public baths. A new tradition that evolves with the times, nice!

It will arrive wrapped in a paper band with instructions on how to wrap it, so it can be used as a gift as is.

When you open the paper band it looks like this. It has some fun ways to use it.

[Musubi] is a Kyoto-based brand of furoshiki specialists that is passionate about making furoshiki, with the mission of continuing to convey Japan's "furoshiki culture" as a living, ever-evolving culture. They respect tradition while creating furoshiki that fit modern life, and are working to develop furoshiki with new sensibilities and promote furoshiki, including original and humorous designs in addition to traditional patterns. I want to continue to see the "new challenges" that are put into each piece of cloth.