Pollinate Me | 35" Furoshiki Gift Wrap by David Camisa
Pollinate Me | 35" Furoshiki Gift Wrap by David Camisa
From The Hive Collection, this Large Organic Cotton Furoshiki Wrap featuring original artwork by Vancouver-based artist David Camisa is perfect for wrapping larger gifts or repurposing as a bag or scarf.
Dimensions are 90 cm. x 90 cm. square or 35.5 x 35.5 inches square.
Artist David Camisa spent some time pondering the concept of identity while creating this collection. The Hive collection examines identity in two different ways, as a multi-faceted individual and as one piece of a larger community, like a hive mind. In communities of people, Artist David Camisa believes it is important for individuals to take the time to reflect on who they are and celebrate their diverse identities because that is what ultimately makes us stronger as a community.
Shop more prints from The Hive Collection here.
For cotton wraps, wash in cold water with like colors and then hang to dry. Iron on low heat if needed.
For polyester and silk wraps, hand wash in cold water, hang to dry.
Our packaging is intentionally minimal. All packaging materials are made of post-consumer waste or are recyclable.
Each wrap comes with a card insert with info about the artist and a simple tutorial on how to wrap a gift box.
All of our products are produced in China in a BSCI, ISO9001 & HIGG certified factory.
We also have GOTS & GRS certifications for cotton and recycled polyester wraps.
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Size Guide
Our small wraps measure 18" or 50 cm. square and are perfect for wrapping gifts that are the size of a jewellery box up to a tissue box size.
Our medium wraps measure 28" or 71 cm. square and are a good size to wrap gifts around the size of a shoe box, wrap a bouquet of flowers or wrap a wine bottle.
Our large wraps measure 35" or 90 cm. square and are great for larger gifts or even reusing as a grocery bag or purse.
Our extra large wraps measure 50" or 130 cm. square and are big enough for wrapping large oddly shaped items and even reuse as a picnic blanket.
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