Yamako 88596 Tama's Walking Small Furoshiki, Camellia, 19.7 x 19.7 inches (50 x 5

This furoshiki looks beautiful even in poor lighting with an awful camera flash. It's a good size for wrapping small packages like a book.

This furoshiki is pretty good quality, not thin or quick fading but a medium weight with a bit of texture to the weave. I suspect it will last a while, certainly in better shape than our very first, thin Daiso ones. I do not recommend the thin fabrics for regular wrapping.I had to get this as soon as I saw it--the shop printed on it reminded me very, very much of one in Nara, near the deer park and in the trees. My husband and I went in on a windy autumn day to have some kitsune udon and ginger spiced amazake. A deer kept trying to peek inside. This is one of my most favorite memories. I bought it around the 4th year anniversary of that trip, wanting to give my husband an every autumn reminder of that time.I use furoshiki over lunch containers. Originally I did this for security to ensure the lid stayed on but the habit stayed with most containers. It makes them look nicer and adds a touch of extra care for loved ones.

These pieces of art are not huge, not big enough to wear as a scarf, not big enough to wrap a TV. They make up for their size in the sheer weight of their COLOURS, DESIGN, TEXTURE. They are beautiful pieces of fabric. I am collecting the entire set for creating handbags. Marvellous!

I have been curious about these lovely, little Japanese wrapping cloths for some time. When I found that some included images of cats, I had to see for myself. And, I was delighted when I opened my package. The quality of the cotton, the image itself, and the size are all what I hoped. I wasn't sure exactly how I was going to use this little gem, but right now I'm thinking of including it in a stack of white buffet napkins during informal dinner parties. I'm planning to buy at least three more for me and maybe more as gifts for my friends. There are so many beautiful images to choose from.

I hang these on the wall rather than using them for wrapping, but I love the Traveling Cat series: I, my husband, and my daughter each have the full set of twelve, buying them as presents for each other over the years.

I used this to wrap a book I bought as a gift. I am very impressed with the bright colors. The edges are stitched to prevent fraying, and keep in mind you have to buy it in a size that is large enough to fold over. You cannot tape the edges together like paper- I used a silk ribbon to tie the package up. It turned out beautifully, and I think it is a wonderful alternative to paper because it can be re-used over and over.

This is a beautiful good quality cloth wrapping. The picture is lovely. The cloth is textured with a nice feel and not sheer. I would imagine my friend will reuse this in some way, as I would.

Very pretty, nice size. Will use for a number of different things.