Our reusable furoshiki gift wrap, designed by artist Hannah Pearlman, offers an elegant, eco-friendly alternative to traditional wrapping paper. Each piece features unique artwork that embodies the quiet anticipation of celebration. Hannah Pearlman receives a $1 royalty from every sale, supporting artists while promoting sustainability. Printed on Japanese polyester with water-based ink, these wraps measure 28 inches (70 cm) square – ideal for gifts around the size of a shoebox. Perfect for those who want to wrap beautifully, sustainably, and without waste.

Sustainability
Replace single-use wrapping paper with this reusable, zero-waste fabric wrap. Created with sustainable materials and minimal packaging, this wrap is designed for longevity, reducing waste one gift at a time.

Product Features

• Artist-designed reusable gift wrap
• Printed on Japanese polyester with eco-friendly, water-based inks
• Compact 28″ (70 cm) square, ideal for versatile wrapping
• Minimal packaging made from recycled or recyclable materials
• Supports independent artists with $1 per sale royalty

How to Use

1. Lay the wrap flat with your gift at the center.
2. Fold and tie the fabric elegantly around the gift.
3. The included card offers a step-by-step wrapping tutorial.

Ingredients/Materials

• Polyester Wraps: 100% Japanese polyester
• Cotton Wraps: Made with GOTS-certified organic cotton
• Inks: Water-based for eco-friendly printing

End of Life
These wraps are designed to be reused for years. If the time comes to retire them, cotton wraps can be composted, while polyester wraps can be recycled where facilities exist.

Washing Instructions

• Cotton Wraps: Machine wash cold with like colors; hang to dry. Iron on low if needed.
• Polyester/Silk Wraps: Hand wash cold; hang to dry.

Certifications
Produced in a certified factory (BSCI, ISO9001, HIGG), with GOTS & GRS certifications for cotton and recycled polyester wraps.

Make your gifts meaningful, beautiful, and waste-free with furoshiki wraps that honor art, sustainability, and the joy of giving.