sweet critter furoshiki
This nifty Japanese invention sure beats some scrunched-up tissue paper.
The concept of furoshiki has been floating our boats for a rather long time now, in all types of incarnations – packaging, decoration and even carry bags. Some clever Japanese folk have taken the fabric gift wrapping device one step further, though, transforming them into a zoo of dangling critters once your pressie’s fully wrapped.
Sloths, bats and long-limbed monkeys will present your pal with their thoughtful gift, all thanks to design duo Yosuke Jikuhara and Miki Takeda. Definitely beats some scrunched-up tissue paper, that’s for sure.
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