Isa Monyo Camellia Navy and Pink Double Sided Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth 48cm
Shipping rates: Orders under $30: $7 Orders between $30 and $75: $8.90 Orders above $75: $5.90 We only ship within Australia at this time.
This furoshiki showcases Camellia ("Tsubaki" in Japanese) flowers on a lovely navy blue and pink striped background on two sides. Camellia flowers are loved by the Japanese people since olden times, and have often been used in kimono and accessory designs. Red Camellia flowers were popular amongst samurai during the Edo period in Japan as they symbolized a noble death, otherwise they mean love.
Great as a gift for ladies, it can be also be used as a scarf or neckerchief, or even cover items in the house or shoulder bag. And of course also for wrapping bento boxes.
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More about the pattern
Isa monyo (Isa pattern) is a pattern dyeing technique handed down since ancient times in Japan. The technique results in innovative. intricate and delicate patterns and is achieved by carving out the patterns on specially prepared paper using a knife or sword. This template paper is then placed over cloth or Japanese paper, and a series of gluing, dyeing and washing steps are taken that finally results in a dyed pattern on the target material. The sharp lines created by carving combined with the soft outline from the glue results in a work that expresses both sharpness and warmth. This furoshiki represents such works from that era in Japan.
Product details
This furoshiki can be used to wrap our standard sized bento boxes and will not fit our picnic bento boxes. Use a larger furoshiki for our picnic bento boxes.
- Made in Japan
- Dimensions: 48 x 48 cm
- Weight: 40g
- Material: 100% cotton
- Product care: Machine washable (cold wash); Like all cotton materials, a little colour may fade over time, so wash with like colours; Hot iron - 180-200 degrees
All of our items are stocked in and ships from Sydney. Orders are shipped within 2 business days, but are usually dispatched the same or next business day.
Flat rate shipping (outside of shipping offers):
- Standard (2-8 business days):
- $8.90
- $7 (orders under $30)
- $5.90 (orders over $75) - Express (1-4 business days):
- $16
- $12 (orders over $75)
Unfortunately we do not offer free shipping at this time as we are still growing and most of our items are bulky. We hope to help our customers with free shipping in time.
We currently do not offer international shipping.
Thanks for your understanding and support!
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Returns
- 30 day return policy for a refund due to change of mind, provided the item has not been opened or used. Shipping fees to be covered by the customer in these instances.
- We do individually check each item when it is packed. If for any reason there is a defect or an item is damaged during shipping, rest assured we will provide a full refund, or you can choose for a new item to be sent (please provide evidence of the damage). We cover shipping fees in this case.
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How long does shipping take?
Orders are packed and shipped within 2 business days, although over 95% of our orders are packed and shipped within 1 business day.
Delivery times will then take between 2-8 business days for standard shipping (by Sendle or Australia post), or 1-4 business days for express Australia post shipping, depending on the carrier status. We currently do not ship internationally.
Where are our furoshiki sourced from?
All of our furoshiki are authentic Japan made products sourced from reputable manufacturers and brands.
How do I wrap my furoshiki?
We are in the process of creating a guide of common ways of wrapping items using furoshiki. In the meantime, there are many guides on YouTube or google. Just search for 'furoshiki wrapping method'.
What size furoshiki do I need to wrap my bento box?
It is important to check each product page description for guidance. In general, a 48-50cm furoshiki should fit our 1 and 2 tier bento boxes. For picnic bento boxes, use a 70cm or larger furoshiki.
How should I wash my furoshiki?
A cold machine wash is suitable. Place the furoshiki in a washing net to prevent stretching. Colour will fade over time so try and wash with like colours. Alternatively, you can hand wash.
What is Majime Life about?
My name is Ken and I run this small business of wanting to introduce more Japanese bento culture into Australia. I'm based in Sydney, and I started this business during the pandemic after quitting my full-time job to find and fulfill something I am passionate about.
Is Majime Life a legitimate business?
Yes! I started this business in 2021 and growing it as an online store. All stock are imported directly into Sydney, and dispatched from Sydney. No dropshipping.
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Washing
A cold machine wash is suitable, although hand wash is suggested. Place the furoshiki in a washing net to prevent stretching. Colour will fade over time so try and wash with like colours. Alternatively, you can hand wash.
Ironing
Ironing is recommended to remove creases after washing. Use the recommended settings on the iron for cotton and polyester materials.