Ida Pattern Double-sided Wrapping (Sakura) 100cm | Kichijo Pattern Embracing Spring
The Ida Pattern Research Institute created a traditional Kichijo pattern in various forms, which the double-sided brand "Musubi" has
reconstructed in contemporary sizes, colors, and designs.
Combined with the high-level double-sided dyeing technique by a skilled dyer in Kyoto, it features a beautiful color arrangement on both front and back,
giving birth to a distinctive double-sided pattern full of elegance.
Design Charm and Gift Suitability
Every piece contains the meaning of good fortune, making it ideal as gifts for school entrance, graduation, marriage, childbirth, and longevity celebrations.
The color balance between front and back is carefully calculated, so the beauty stands out when wrapped.
Meaning of the Sakura Pattern
Sakura is a flower symbolizing spring and is loved as a symbol of "good luck" and "prosperity".
It is a motif cherished by Japanese throughout the seasons, and a pattern that can be used year-round.
The design is charming even when wrapped.
Material and Construction
- Material: 100% silk (durable Shantung fabric)
- Size: Approx. 100cm × 100cm
- Construction: Warp and weft dyed / double-sided dyeing
- Texture: Soft and gentle feel that becomes more supple the more it’s used, yet strong enough to wrap heavy items
Recommended Uses
Of course, it can be used as a bag, and is also ideal for sofa covers, tablecloths, and interior arrangements.
If used for gift wrapping, it becomes a heartfelt gift where the wrapping and the contents become one.
