Adeline Cram Collaboration Furoshiki "Fan" 70cm
A modern and warm furoshiki (wrapping cloth) series created through a collaboration between Adeline Cram, a French designer living in Paris, and Musubi. The fusion of organic cotton, traditional Japanese patterns, and Adeline's unique sense of coloring creates an appealing design that blends naturally with interior design, fashion, and Japanese taste.
design
This ingenious design is a bold arrangement of a fan, which looks like a geometric pattern when tied. The fan is a lucky charm symbolizing "the end of a long road," meaning prosperity and success, and is especially recommended as a gift for a milestone in life.
texture
It has a light, hemp-like texture with a smooth feel and fine surface irregularities.
(technical) specification
four sides stitch
use
It can be used for a wide range of occasions, including gift wrapping, weight wrapping, bottle wrapping, eco-bags, tapestries, etc.
Size
Approx. 70 cm
raw materials
100% organic cotton
About MUSUBI's Organic Cotton
Musubi uses only organic cotton grown on certified farmland in accordance with strict organic agricultural production standards.
- Cultivated with minimal use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers
- Transactions at fair prices
- Elimination of child labor and consideration for the working environment
- Promoting Fair Trade
Musubi will continue to place importance on manufacturing products that are friendly to people and the environment.
Meaning of pattern: fan
The fan has long been considered a motif of good fortune because of its "superexpanding" shape. Fuji, and the design is believed to be imbued with the power of the gods, signifying prosperity and success. The simple line structure of the design makes it look beautiful when wrapped.
