Yamako 88595 Tamas Walk Small Furoshiki Autumn Leaves

Very cute print!

My daughter in law loves it.

I used this to wrap a book I bought as a gift. I am very impressed with the bright colors. The edges are stitched to prevent fraying, and keep in mind you have to buy it in a size that is large enough to fold over. You cannot tape the edges together like paper- I used a silk ribbon to tie the package up. It turned out beautifully, and I think it is a wonderful alternative to paper because it can be re-used over and over.

I got this for wrapping my boyfriends gift for his birthday. Very cute and he loved the design.

I received this as a gift, and I absolutely love it! The colors are much more vibrant in person, and as such, the brilliant little fireflies really add a lot of charm and life to the scene. Its just barely big enough for wrapping some of the larger bento boxes that I own, which is good, as I worried it would be too small when I put it on my birthday list (I put it on anyways, as I have several smaller boxes, and the design is so cute!).

Like the way it looks but didn’t receive

This is a beautiful good quality cloth wrapping. The picture is lovely. The cloth is textured with a nice feel and not sheer. I would imagine my friend will reuse this in some way, as I would.

I love the colors in this furoshiki and will use it in a quilt with my other Traveling Cat cloths. The seller did a great job in getting it to me in a timely manner and would definitely recommend purchasing from him.

This furoshiki is pretty good quality, not thin or quick fading but a medium weight with a bit of texture to the weave. I suspect it will last a while, certainly in better shape than our very first, thin Daiso ones. I do not recommend the thin fabrics for regular wrapping. I had to get this as soon as I saw it--the shop printed on it reminded me very, very much of one in Nara, near the deer park and in the trees. My husband and I went in on a windy autumn day to have some kitsune udon and ginger spiced amazake. A deer kept trying to peek inside. This is one of my most favorite memories. I bought it around the 4th year anniversary of that trip, wanting to give my husband an every autumn reminder of that time. I use furoshiki over lunch containers. Originally I did this for security to ensure the lid stayed on but the habit stayed with most containers. It makes them look nicer and adds a touch of extra care for loved ones.

I love these furoshiki. I pack them with my lunch as a napkin and just wash them when dirty. Plus, they are so fun to look at that they can brighten my day while I eat.