Hope | Large Furoshiki Wrap
Description
Gorgeous, sustainable and affordable, Wrappr is the simple, earth-loving alternative to disposable paper gift wrapping. Honouring Furoshiki, the 1,200-year-old Japanese tradition of fabric wrapping, each Wrappr is a gift in itself, designed to be repurposed or re-used and perfect for any season or celebration. Created by independent artists who love our planet as much as you do, every eco-friendly Wrappr reduces our carbon footprint, supports our creative community and makes the world a better, more beautiful place.
From The Koi and the Lily Collection, this large cotton furoshiki wrap featuring original artwork by Canadian artist Adam Klassen 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.
This collection is inspired by the hearty and beautiful water lily. Sprouting out of wet soil, reaching up through the dark water towards the sunlight, to the deep water's surface, the water lily is a universal symbol for rebirth and celebration and hope.
Shop more prints from The Koi and the Lily Collection here.
Hope | Large Furoshiki Wrap
Hope | Large Furoshiki Wrap
Description
Gorgeous, sustainable and affordable, Wrappr is the simple, earth-loving alternative to disposable paper gift wrapping. Honouring Furoshiki, the 1,200-year-old Japanese tradition of fabric wrapping, each Wrappr is a gift in itself, designed to be repurposed or re-used and perfect for any season or celebration. Created by independent artists who love our planet as much as you do, every eco-friendly Wrappr reduces our carbon footprint, supports our creative community and makes the world a better, more beautiful place.
From The Koi and the Lily Collection, this large cotton furoshiki wrap featuring original artwork by Canadian artist Adam Klassen 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.
This collection is inspired by the hearty and beautiful water lily. Sprouting out of wet soil, reaching up through the dark water towards the sunlight, to the deep water's surface, the water lily is a universal symbol for rebirth and celebration and hope.
Shop more prints from The Koi and the Lily Collection here.
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Ratings & Reviews
Love the design and the concept is beyond great for the planet. Would recommend!
The furoshiki fabric pieces are beautiful & were lovely under the tree this year. I felt much better using cloth instead of paper. Now, I am ready for next year as well!
I bought lots and they were totally worth it. I just gave them as gifts on Christmas and everyone is so happy with them!
these are beautiful thank you so much
This wrappr is so pretty. Great for any occasion
Great colours and patterns and the fabric feels so amazing!
I absolutely love wrappr and the amazing designs produced by the talented artists who design them.
The colours are beautiful and the design is unique. The large size is very versatile, and can also be worn as a scarf!
These wraps are a beautiful and fun alternative to wrapping paper. I ordered 6.. used one so far, and going to use the others for Xmas.
The wrappers are gorgeous, fun, and cheerful. What a great way to add a pop of colour to use either as a kerchief or a gift wrap!
Absolutely love all the wraps! One went to Australia snuggled around a collection of little gifts. Another was immediately grabbed up by my youngest and made into an impromptu bandeau top. A third is in transition from wrapper to wall hanging; it just needs a dowel and some command strips. I think the other two (companion pieces--one large and other small) will get stuffed with down and become reading support pillows ;).