Furoshiki "Mizutama Wa-Komon" (large)

Dots Full of Tradition – Japanese Small Patterns in a Modern Guise

This refined Furoshiki is called 大布 水玉和小紋 (Ōfu Mizutama Wa-Komon) – “Large cloth, dots in Japanese small patterns.” The design plays with a clever contrast: a diagonal line divides the cloth into deep navy blue and light sky blue. Large Mizutama (水玉, “water drops”) are spread across it, but these round dots are not monochrome; instead, each contains its own traditional Wa-Komon (和小紋): Asanoha (hemp leaf), Shippō (seven treasures), Seigaiha (wave pattern), checkered, and stripes. Squarely placed Shippō blossoms in the two corners add graphic accents. The pattern is a modern homage to Japanese textile art, where small dots act like windows into a world of classic designs – a collector's item for lovers of detailed Japanese aesthetics.

Your Advantages at a Glance

• Suitable size for many applications: Perfect for larger gifts, bottles, as a tote bag with knots (with our leather handles in three colors even as an elegant handbag), or as a decorative accent at home.
• Grippy fabric: The cotton shantung is grippy, knots reliably, and gives the cloth a high-quality structure.
• Reusable instead of disposable: A Furoshiki can be used again and again – aesthetics meets sustainable packaging.

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Manufactured by HAMAMONYO, since 1948 in Yokohama. The combination of high-quality cotton shantung, careful craftsmanship, and detailed design makes this Furoshiki a long-lasting companion.