Furoshiki cloth 50x50 - The Lone Fisherman at Kajikazawa

Furoshiki 50x50 - Hokusaï's The Lone Fisherman at Kajikazawa

From the woodprint master Katsuhika Hokusaï " thirty-six views of Mount Fuji " : The Lone Fisherman at Kajikazawa.
The scene of the Kajikazawa fisherman is based on a triangular construction: the triangle formed by Mount Fuji is found in parallel with that formed by the rock, the fisherman and his fishing lines.

Size: 50 x 50cm

100 % cotton

A Furoshiki is a square piece of cloth, which people used to carry their clothes and toiletries, but later came to be used to carry (or wrap) just about anything. Today furoshiki lost its popularity as a practical everyday item, but remains a cultural traditional and aesthetic value and is still widely use to wrap presents.
You can use it like this or simply as a decoration item (wall hanging, wine holder, table cloth) or a fashion accessory.