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Furoshiki: The Japanese Art of Wrapping with Fabric

Furoshiki: The Japanese Art of Wrapping with Fabric

by Le Marec, Aurelie
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Discover the timeless art of Japanese fabric wrapping with this comprehensive guide.

Perfect for both traditional and modern lifestyles, this book teaches you how to create beautiful and functional wraps for gifts, bags, and even clothing.

Learn to transform a simple piece of cloth into stunning bags, cushion covers, halter-neck tops, bottle carriers, laptop bags, and more. Each project is presented with clear, step-by-step instructions, making it easy to master the basic tying techniques and adapt them to suit any size or shape.

Furoshiki is more than just a practical skill; it's a way to express your feelings and strengthen the ties between people. Whether you're wrapping a gift or creating a stylish accessory, this guide will help you infuse your creations with meaning and beauty. Start your journey into the world of furoshiki and discover the joy of wrapping with fabric.

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BrandSearch Press
Pub dateMay 31, 2022
ISBN-101800920261
ISBN-139781800920262
Paperback112.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.81 × 0.34 × 8.81 in
Weight2 lb
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