How to Choose the Best Furoshiki and Tenugui for Respect for the Aged Day Gifts

Respect for the Aged Day is a special day when people give gifts to their grandparents to express their gratitude.

This year's Respect for the Aged Day, why not give a furoshiki or tenugui, which combine practicality with design?
Here we will introduce how to choose the perfect furoshiki and tenugui for Respect for the Aged Day.

How to choose a practical and long-lasting furoshiki

Furoshiki is a traditional item that has been deeply rooted in Japanese culture since ancient times, and is a versatile item that can be used for a variety of purposes.
Furoshiki are especially popular among older people, as they can be used as shopping bags, lunch box wrappers, and even as interior decoration.

Tips for choosing the size of a furoshiki

Large furoshiki are convenient for organizing shopping bags and luggage when traveling.
On the other hand, smaller furoshiki are perfect for wrapping lunch boxes or gifts.

Points to consider when choosing materials for furoshiki

If you choose materials that are soft to the touch and easy to wash, such as cotton or linen, your child will be able to enjoy them for a long time.
Silk furoshiki are special and make a luxurious gift. Polyester is also very practical, being durable, quick-drying, and even washable in a home washing machine if it gets a little dirty.

Points to consider when choosing a furoshiki design

Traditional Japanese patterns and plant motifs are especially popular, but easy-to-use plain designs also have a strong following.
Plain furoshiki are simple and easy to match with any occasion, making them perfect for everyday use.

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How to choose the perfect tenugui for the changing seasons

Tenugui are lightweight, easy-to-carry cloths that are versatile items that can be used not only as towels but also for decoration and wrapping.
As a gift for Respect for the Aged Day, we especially recommend hand towels with designs and colors that match the changing seasons.

Points to consider when choosing materials for tenugui

100% cotton tenugui are highly absorbent and dry quickly, making them ideal for everyday use.
Also, since it is made of a material that is gentle on the skin, you can use it after taking a bath or washing your face.

Tips for choosing the design and color of your tenugui

Tenugui with autumn leaf or chrysanthemum patterns, modern Japanese designs, or plain designs are perfect gifts for Respect for the Aged Day.
Plain tenugui are simple yet elegant, so it's a good idea to choose a design that will look great when displayed in your room.
Tenugui in muted colors or warm seasonal colors will give the recipient a sense of security.
The key is to choose while taking into consideration the other person's preferences.

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We have a wide variety of tenugui available, from seasonal designs to simple plain designs.

We also pay special attention to gift wrapping.

In addition to giving furoshiki or tenugui as presents, it is also a great idea to use them to wrap gifts.
For example, wrapping other gifts in a furoshiki creates an eco-friendly yet beautiful gift wrapping experience.
Furoshiki and tenugui can be used even after wrapping, providing double the joy.

Gift wrapping ideas

• Easy tying methods: Simple tying methods such as the "single knot" and "rice ball knot" are easy for anyone to do and look beautiful.
• Match colors to the theme: Wrapping gifts using furoshiki or tenugui cloths in autumnal colors will make an even greater impression on the recipient.

summary

On Respect for the Aged Day, giving a practical yet beautiful furoshiki or tenugui is a great way to express your gratitude.
By carefully selecting the material and design, you can create a special gift that the recipient will be able to use for a long time.
This Respect for the Aged Day, make your grandparents happy with a heartwarming gift using a furoshiki or tenugui.