Product

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Accessories: Furoshiki cloth only

  • Traditional Japanese furoshiki wrapping cloth
  • Reusable eco-friendly alternative to disposable gift wrap
  • Suitable for gift wrapping, bento wrapping, and carrying small items
  • Lightweight, compact, and easy to fold for everyday use
  • Practical cloth inspired by Japanese culture and tradition

Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used for carrying and protecting everyday items.

It can be used for gift wrapping, bento wrapping, carrying small items, or organizing belongings.

Lightweight, compact, and reusable, furoshiki is appreciated worldwide as an eco-friendly wrapping cloth inspired by Japanese culture.

Shipping

  • Japan Post (Economy Shipping) – Estimated delivery time is approximately 2–3 weeks, depending on destination and customs processing.
  • eBay SpeedPAK – Estimated delivery time is approximately 5–12 business days. Available to selected countries and regions only.
  • Courier Service (FedEx / DHL / UPS) – Estimated delivery time is approximately 3–4 business days to the U.S. and 4–7 business days to other destinations, subject to customs clearance.

Delivery times are estimates only and may vary due to customs clearance, weather conditions, or carrier circumstances.
Available shipping options may differ depending on your location.
Please select your preferred shipping method at checkout.

For U.S. Buyers

For U.S. buyers, all customs duties and import taxes are already included in the total price shown at checkout.
You will not be required to pay any additional customs or import fees upon delivery.
Please note that sales tax may still be applied automatically by eBay depending on your state.

For Buyers Outside the U.S.

Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost.
These charges are the buyer’s responsibility and may be collected by your local customs authority upon delivery.
Please check with your local customs office for details before purchasing.
We do not declare items at a lower value or mark them as “gifts,” as this is prohibited by international regulations.