VTG Japanese Furoshiki Deep Red Nylon Shochikubai Design: 72 X 70cm

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View VTG Japanese Furoshiki Deep Red Nylon Shochikubai Design: 72 X 70cm with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. DESIGN: red with Shochikubai design. They were produced in Japan in the 1960’s - 1970’s. SIZE: about 28½" X 27½” or 72 X 70cm. MATERIAL: Nylon. COMBINED SHIPPING:  Purchasing multiple items? 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Many came from well known department stores, etc.  They were produced in Japan in the 1960’s - 1970’s.  Some are unused, like new or have stains or other damage so read the description and examine the photos carefully before purchasing to determine the exact condition of this particular item and its value to you. ABOUT FUROSHIKI: Furoshiki are traditional, multi-purpose cloths that are used for carrying “ bento" lunch boxes, clothing, etc. and there are numerous traditional ways to tying them and books are available to show you how. Furoshiki are sometimes made of silk but since silk is expensive and delicate, cotton or synthetics ‘jinken’ that mimic silk are much more popular as you don’t have to worry about their getting wet or stained. In the post-war period, Nylon, Rayon and blends are the most popular fabric for furoshiki and silk is only used on rare occasions. Shipping Note: If three types of shipping are offered for this item: 1) Economy: (Japan Post ePacket Light or Small Packed Registered) Includes tracking but has a less predictable delivery time. 2) Standard: (Japan Post EMS) Fast and dependable. 3) Expedited: (FedEx or DHL) Full door to door tracking service and speedy delivery. •Note that we are happy to combine postage on multiple items to save you money on shipping: just ask!  •We are not responsible for any customs duties or import taxes your country may charge - please check on this with your post office. •Returns are opened in the presence of Postal Authorities to assure the original item is enclosed. We prosecute fraud!  - Hannari-Ya  _gsrx_vers_1112 (GS 8.0.3 (1112)) #gsDefaultBtmImgArea {text-align: center; padding-top: 20px;} #gsDefaultBtmImgArea img {max-width: 100%; margin-bottom: 15px;} @media only screen and (max-width:414px) { #gsDefaultBtmImgArea img {max-width: 100%;} }  _gsrx_vers_1730 (GS 9.9.4 (1730)) Condition: Vintage: used, good condition in original box - see photos. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Kimonos & Textiles.

Color

Red

Maker

Unknown

Primary Material

Nylon

Region of Origin

Japan

Item

Furoshiki

Country of Origin

Japan