Furoshiki – Hare Tsutsumi Chidori (Plovers) Red, 70 x 70 cm

This furoshiki features auspicious motifs in elegant combinations of red and white or gold and silver—perfect for a variety of celebratory occasions such as weddings, longevity celebrations, New Year's gifts, and seasonal offerings.

The design is beautiful both when wrapped and when spread out, creating a memorable impression whether you are giving or receiving a gift.
In Japanese culture, red and white are symbolic colors of celebration and have long been associated with joyful occasions.

This particular furoshiki features the “nami-chidori" pattern, showing two plovers flying over waves.
This motif symbolizes harmony and resilience—representing a couple overcoming life's challenges together, and is often associated with happy marriages and family safety.

Because plovers are water birds often depicted with waves, they are also seen as a seasonal symbol of summer in Japan.
The motif also makes this furoshiki a thoughtful choice for mid-year gifts (Ochūgen), as it conveys wishes for well-being and household harmony.

The contrast of red and white, traditional celebratory colors, adds a refined and modern touch—offering a contemporary expression of celebration simply through the act of wrapping.