Furoshiki Wrapping Cloth – Chōjū-Jinbutsu-Giga (Animal Caricature Scroll), Lotus Leaf with Rabbits and Frogs, 100% Organic Cotton, Turquoise, 100 x 100 cm

The Chōjū-Jinbutsu-Giga (Scrolls of Frolicking Animals and Humans), a designated National Treasure of Japan, is a famous set of ink paintings preserved at Kōzan-ji Temple in Kyoto.
Often regarded as the origin of Japanese manga, the expressive, whimsical animals—drawn with masterful brushwork—continue to captivate people across generations.

Inspired by Kōzan-ji's fame as a spot for autumn foliage, the design features golden maple leaves.
It also includes scattered Rikyū-bai plum blossoms, referencing the temple's historic connection to Japan's oldest tea garden and the tea ceremony.
At the center is a large circle representing a lotus-leaf target seen in the original scroll, surrounded by lively animals full of charm and movement.

The fabric has a crisp, smooth texture and a fine, linen-like surface with subtle raised patterns.
It's perfect for use as a tapestry, cushion cover, tablecloth, or for wrapping gifts.
This item is an officially certified product of Kōzan-ji Temple, and comes with an authorized paper band bearing the temple's certification mark.