45cm (medium width)

Those made from pure silk crepe are called small furoshiki and are used instead of fukusa to wrap gift envelopes. Those made from synthetic crepe are recommended for wrapping small gifts such as chocolates .
Polyester furoshiki that are dyed on both sides are easy to handle and can be used casually for interior decoration. It's a good idea to have a purple crepe furoshiki for celebrations and funerals.
When wrapping envelopes for lessons or thank you gifts, please use your favorite furoshiki.

50cm (shakusan width)

The main products are cotton furoshiki, which can be used for a wide range of purposes, such as wrapping lunch boxes , tissue covers, and caps, making them extremely useful.
You can also use them to wrap gifts such as souvenirs. It's a good idea to stock up on three of these. Choose your favorite color and pattern to suit your taste.

68cm (double width)

This is the most common size of furoshiki. Many are made from crepe fabric.
Silk is used to wrap sweets and other items when visiting someone. Rayon is ideal for gift wrapping, such as sweets and a bottle of wine.
For celebrations, furoshiki with auspicious patterns are used. For greetings, choose a furoshiki of your choice.

75cm (two shaku width)

It is slightly larger than the 68cm, but has the same purpose.
In addition to crepe, they also make furoshiki (wrapping cloths) made from tsumugi silk.

90cm (24 width)

They are made mainly from cotton, with synthetic tsumugi-style fabrics. They are perfect for wrapping one 1.8L bottle of sake or two bottles of wine . They can also be used as bags or interior decorations.
Hakusan Tsumugi is used for wrapping gifts for celebrations such as engagement gifts.

105cm (three widths)

These versatile rugs are perfect for bags, tablecloths, and more. They are also convenient for carrying large items. Many cotton rugs are available in both traditional and innovative patterns.

110cm

The size is suitable for a wide range of interior items such as bags, tablecloths, and sofa covers.
It can be used as a bag or a shoulder bag.

130cm (four widths)

Made from cotton, it can be used to transport large items, store two cushions, or use as a tablecloth or for interior decoration.
It has a wide range of uses, so it's a furoshiki that everyone should have.

175cm (five widths)

It is useful for transporting large items such as picture frames. It can also be used as a kotatsu cover, tapestry, or storage. It can wrap about five cushions.

200cm (6 widths)

This size can be used for one futon set, a rug (about the size of two tatami mats), or a bed cover.

230cm (7 widths)

This size is convenient for storing futons and transporting luggage when moving.

How to wrap in a furoshiki or fukusa

Basic knot tying

How to wrap a furoshiki

Hidden Wrapping

errand package

Hook Wrapping

Bottle-wrapped

Basket wrapping

Universal Furoshiki

Lift up two diagonal corners of the furoshiki. Pass the furoshiki through the remaining two diagonal cuts and stack them.
The two diagonal notches that you lift up will become the handles.
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