Keep it long, treasure it long.

With prayer on the handle

Imprinted furoshiki with a beautiful clear pattern. Each piece is carefully dyed by Kyoto craftsmen using a historic technique called discharge printing (bassen), which removes the pre-attached colors to represent the pattern. Indyeing is a dyeing that is often seen in festival banners and store curtains, and is characterized by its very clear color. Furoshiki where you can actually touch and enjoy the craftsmanship that you rarely have the chance to touch in your daily life. It is a special dish that carries the splendor of Japanese and the desire to deliver it.

Touch and reach your heart

The imprinted furoshiki is boldly arranged in three colors: red, blue, and white. These three colors, which are clear and vivid and not too gorgeous than necessary, are the colors that you can feel the depth of, which was completed by Sugishita's original development 80 years ago. The craftsman's commitment lies not only in the color but also in the cotton thread of the material. We have developed and used a special cotton thread with a glossy thread so that it can be used not only as a furoshiki for wrapping luggage but also as a scarf. It is a stylish furoshiki that can be used for a wide range of purposes across generations, as it can be used not only to wrap a lot of things in a size of 100 x 100, but also to be used as a tablecloth that can be transformed into a modern space just by laying it down.

Pattern and its wishes

For the imprinted furoshiki, we have prepared an auspicious zodiac pattern. Each pattern has its own meaning and wish, and each one is like a talisman, so it is recommended that you choose your favorite pattern and wishes regardless of the zodiac. Of course, if you choose your own zodiac or the zodiac of the person who gives it, you will be attached to it, and giving the zodiac pattern of the year of birth as a baby gift is also a stylish gift.

Mouse: A mouse that represents the prosperity of descendants. I hope that your daily joy will increase steadily.

Cow: With stability and trust in the solid appearance of a cow that snuggles up to people's activities.

Tiger: Pray for the courage and success of the adventure to get something of value.

Rabbit: A bright future is superimposed on the figure of a rabbit that jumps lightly.

Dragon: Tatsu is a sign that good things will happen. Its magical power exceeds the power of human beings, and everything is at your disposal.

Snake: The growth of a snake that repeats molting quietly is a symbol of resurrection and regeneration.

Horse: A horse that has been sacred since ancient times. Run faster to wish for heaven.

Sheep: The soft and obedient features and nature of the flocking sheep are rare. A wish for a satisfying time with the family.

Monkey: In addition to being charming and friendly, the monkey is a good man and a talented performer. The monkey's face is also a smart and excellent animal.

Chicken: A bird that tells the dawn instead of a clock since ancient times. Incorporating various things, as a symbol of business prosperity.

Dogs: Dogs that have been and are still close to humans are symbols of easy delivery, loyalty, and wealth. The lovely figure is a daily healing.

Wild boar: The prayer of disease-free breathing dwells in the strength of pushing in a straight line with the wild boar.

Dye the mark clearly

Markers that can be seen from a distance, such as modern signboards, must be clear and informative at a glance. Stamp dyeing, which has been handed down since the Muromachi period, is literally a technique for "dying stamps." It is one of the traditional dyeing methods used when dyeing streamers, furoshiki, family crests, etc., and its characteristic is that it can be dyed very clearly.

Born in Kyoto and founded 80 years ago, Sugishita is a manufacturer that has received orders for festival banners and dyeing for Halle's Day. Sugishita started with the technology that has responded to various demands for the next challenge and succession of the technology, the stamp dyeing product brand that can be used in modern life, stamp dyeing Sugishita. Each product is warm and touches the hearts of people, with the commitment and careful work that is consistently performed from dyeing to sewing. It is a work of attachment that is made by hand by craftsmen. We continue to create stories with traditional craftsmanship that we can't really feel in our daily lives and the splendor of Japanese products.