Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth - Sumida River Two-Panel Size - 53 Cats (Chirimen)

【Kyoto Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth: Sumida River 53 Cats】 This furoshiki showcases the classic "cat paintings" by the Ukiyo-e master, Kuniyoshi Utagawa. Through exquisite reproduction techniques, we bring this humorous and story-rich artwork into your everyday life. 【53 Cats / Kuniyoshi Utagawa】 From Kuniyoshi Utagawa's "53 Cats," one of his most famous and beloved works of "anthropomorphic cats." Inspired by Hiroshige Utagawa's iconic series, "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō," this piece cleverly represents the 53 post stations along the route from Edo to Kyoto using 53 charming cats. Each cat's posture, expression, and fur color are distinct, filled with rich detail and a sense of humor. 【Practicality and Aesthetics: 68cm Chirimen】 This furoshiki measures approximately 68cm (two-panel size) and is crafted from Chirimen rayon. This material offers a soft texture and elegant sheen, making it ideal for: Gift Wrapping: Perfect for wrapping gift boxes, wine bottles, confectionary boxes, and more, especially for more formal or significant gifting occasions. Home and Daily Use: Can be used as a tapestry or framed as decoration, bringing Japanese aesthetics to your space with this elegant piece of art. 【The Origin and Charm of Furoshiki】 "Furoshiki" is a traditional wrapping cloth originating from Japan's Muromachi period, which has evolved into an eco-friendly, stylish, and ingenious cultural symbol. It not only serves as an alternative to traditional paper bags but can also transform into unique tote bags, gift wraps, or home decor through various tying methods, showcasing your creativity and taste. 【Product Specifications】 Material: 100% Rayon (Chirimen) Size: 68cm x 68cm Origin: Kyoto, Japan 【Washing and Care Instructions】 ・To preserve its unique texture, please avoid wringing. Dry cleaning or spot cleaning is recommended; machine washing is not advised. If ironing is necessary, use a low temperature and place a cotton cloth between the iron and the fabric, pressing gently from the reverse side. 【Precautions】 ※Items such as socks, handkerchiefs, towels, and scarves are personal wear. To protect consumer rights and for personal hygiene reasons, returns or exchanges are not provided once sold. Please carefully consider the size and style before purchasing. (Excludes cases of incorrect item shipment or defects.) ※The color of product images may vary slightly due to differences in computer monitor settings. The actual product color prevails. If you have any questions, please contact customer service. ※The appreciation period is "not a trial period." If you wish to return or exchange an item, please ensure it remains in its original condition. ※If the product has been opened, used, or disassembled, resulting in a loss of completeness and resale value, your right to a return may be affected. ※Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted if the item is stained, has been washed, has had its tags removed or damaged, or is missing accessories. We apologize for any inconvenience. Kuniyoshi's Love for Cats: Kuniyoshi Utagawa was renowned for his affection for cats, and this artwork is a testament to his deep emotional connection with them, imbued with the unique playful spirit of the Edo period.