Two patterned silk gift wraps tied in bows, shown on a plain white background. One wrap is bright green with purple, orange, and pink geometric lines; the other is turquoise and beige with a spiral pattern.

Upcycled Furoshiki Wraps

£7.00
£7.00
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Two patterned silk gift wraps tied in bows, shown on a plain white background. One wrap is bright green with purple, orange, and pink geometric lines; the other is turquoise and beige with a spiral pattern.
  • Two patterned silk gift wraps tied in bows, shown on a plain white background. One wrap is bright green with purple, orange, and pink geometric lines; the other is turquoise and beige with a spiral pattern.
  • Three colourful patterned silk fabrics hanging side-by-side. The leftmost fabric features a turquoise, purple, and orange geometric pattern.
  • A person in a coral cable-knit sweater holds a package wrapped in patterned turquoise silk fabric.
  • Two patterned silk gift wraps tied in bows, shown on a plain white background. One wrap is bright green with purple, orange, and pink geometric lines; the other is turquoise and beige with a spiral pattern.
  • Three colourful patterned silk fabrics hanging side-by-side. The leftmost fabric features a turquoise, purple, and orange geometric pattern.
  • A person in a coral cable-knit sweater holds a package wrapped in patterned turquoise silk fabric.
Upcycled Furoshiki Wraps

Upcycled Furoshiki Wraps

£7.00
£7.00
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Wrapping with cloth, traditionally known as furoshiki, is a centuries-old Japanese practice. These furoshiki wraps are versatile and help to reduce waste. Made from pre-loved sari offcuts, each piece is transformed into a vibrant fabric gift wrap that can be reused time and time again.

Priya, owner and founder of Pri Pri, grew up in London but spent summers visiting her Grandmother in India, who taught her to sew. Her company now make a range of homewares and accessories, all from recycled saris, with the aim of reducing waste in their own production and for their customers, with pieces made to last.

‘...our clothes are a beautiful blend of traditional Indian fabrics and western design.. stitching together the two cultures that have made me.’ - Priya

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