Furoshiki are a type of Japanese wrapping cloth used to wrap just about anything including gifts, lunch boxes and clothes.

The name Furoshiki (風呂敷) literally "bath-spread" came from the Edo Period practice of using the cloth to wrap clothes when people visited the public bath.

Furoshiki can be made in a variety of materials including silk, cotton and nylon. Furoshiki make eco-friendly wrappings especially for food containers on a picnic and can then be used as a table cloth.

Furoshiki can have both traditional and modern designs.