Furoshiki - Hime Musubi, Peony (Large, 100cm) mama no momiji reflecting a fascinating connection between

reflecting a fascinating connection between Japan and the Netherlands

twisted ropes

all resting on a vibrant red felt mat

Maki-e is one of Japan’s most celebrated lacquerware techniques

this pattern dates back to the Kofun period (250-538 AD)

Furoshiki - Hime Musubi, Peony (Large, 100cm) mama no momiji reflecting a fascinating connection betweenDescription Hime Musubi, Peony (Large) The "Himemusubi" series was created in collaboration with Paris based French designer Adeline Klam. Made from organic cotton, these designs are crafted to be beautiful both when laid flat and when used for wrapping. The unique fusion of traditional Japanese patterns and French inspired colors creates a fresh, modern aesthetic that complements both interiors and fashion. These versatile pieces blend seamlessly