MITSUKOSHI Original Furoshiki Original Chidori Pattern Plover One item. Size: Approximately 70 x 70 cm Material: 100% Cotton Made in Japan Not for sale The furoshiki pattern is a design that takes the "Chidori" (plover) from the sketches created as preliminary designs for the Mitsukoshi Gofuku Department's outer furisode (long-sleeved kimono) production in the early Showa era, and incorporates a modern sensibility. square of cloth for wrapping・ cloth wrapper • wrapping cloth. AGaZa. a parcel [bundle] wrapped in cloth. The cute "Chidori" is a lucky pattern for wishing for victory and family safety. The image of plovers flying over waves implies "overcoming rough waves together," making it good for wishing for success and family safety. It is a lucky pattern that has been familiar since the Manyo era. The chidori, which are depicted on kimonos along with waves as they are said to inhabit watersides, have different seasons in which they can be worn depending on the pattern. [Copied and pasted from the internet] ● Unused, but it is a long-term storage item by an amateur. The outer box has scratches and other signs of aging. Thank you for your understanding. ● Anonymous shipping Yuyu Mercari Bin <-> Rakuraku Mercari Bin We will decide depending on the packaging situation. ● Please refrain from price reductions. ● Immediate purchase is welcome. Mitsukoshi