Furoshiki - Japanese Apricot by Yumeji Takehisa (Large, 90cm) peach renowned as the most auspicious

renowned as the most auspicious symbol in Japanese culture

Three-dimensional tapestry adorned with embossed white-eye birds (Mejiro)

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cats were commonly kept to protect silkworms from mice

and there are good reasons for this

Furoshiki - Japanese Apricot by Yumeji Takehisa (Large, 90cm) peach renowned as the most auspiciousDescription Yumeji Takehisa, Japanese Apricot (L) Yumejis works used dynamic patterns and unique hues and tints from everyday motifs. In this series, we think about the wrapped moment designs of popular flowers such as Japanese apricot, beans and rose. Please treat yourself to one of these furoshiki, or gift one for a celebration. These are popular as seasonal gifts, or even to be used as exquisite gift wrapping. Yumeji TAKEHISA (1884 1934) Yumeji