Japanese Wrapping Cloth For Sale

We recommend for gift shops, girls! The Japanese Wrapping Bag!

Product Type :	Wrapping Cloth
Use :	Wrapping, Packaging, Decoration, Fashion, Tablecloth, As a bag etc.
Japanese name :	1000 Piece/Pieces per Month
Place of Origin :	Japan
Brand Name :	EVENT21
Model Number :	IXA-004
Weight :	38g
Style :	Japanese traditional theme
Softness	Soft to the touch
Raw Material	100% Polyester

color(type) :	Japanese Traditional pattems
Material :	100% Rayon (crape)
Raw Material :	100% Polyester

Size: :	H68 x W68cm
Purpose:	Wrapping, Packaging, Decoration, Fashion, Tablecloth, As a bag etc.

Have you ever though about wrapping your gifts in textile cloth instead of paper?
Traditionally, the Japanese people are using a so called "Furoshiki" for this purpose.
Let me tell you what kind of benefits it would have:

1st it's ECO-FRIENDLY
  Say good bye to paper waste!
2nd it's reuseable
  Wraps would circle around and eveyone could enjoy various different designs)
3rd it's washable
  Even if it gets dirty, it could be reused if you wash it once.
4th it's low cost
  Even if it may cost more than a paper wrap, think about how many times it could be used instead of paper.
  You would give people gifts wrapped in furoshiki, receive gifts wrapped in furoshiki, so you would always have
  a stock, ready to use for various purposes and even more important, you would spread this eco-friendly way
  of wrapping.

You could easily wrap gifts like a box of chocolate desserts into a stylish Japanese like this:
(No rubber bands used this time :O)


Wrap your tissue box into a nice, fashionable Japanese Furoshiki like this:


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Have you ever though about wrapping your gifts in textile cloth instead of paper?
Traditionally, the Japanese people are using a so called " Crape " for this purpose.
Recently Crape is popular souvenir for Japanese tourist and foreign tourist.
Let me tell you what kind of benefits it would have:
1st it's ECO-FRIENDLY
Say good bye to paper waste!
2nd it's reuseable
Wraps would circle around and eveyone could enjoy various different designs.
3rd it's washable
Even if it gets dirty, it could be reused if you wash it once.
4th it's low cost
Even if it may cost more than a paper wrap, think about how many times it could be used instead of paper.
You would give people gifts wrapped in furoshiki, receive gifts wrapped in furoshiki, so you would always have
a stock, ready to use for various purposes and even more important, you would spread this eco-friendly way
of wrapping.
Wrap your gift box into a nice, fashionable Japanese traditional patterm like this:






Looks just like a simple textile,
but try using it Japanese style!






You could easily wrap gifts like a box of chocolate desserts into a stylish Japanese like this:

Crape or crepe (Anglicized versions of the Fr. crepe ) is a silk, wool, or polyester fabric of a gauzy texture,
having a peculiar crisp or crimpy appearance. (The word crape is also used as an Anglicized spelling of crepe (pancake).[2])
Silk crape is woven of hard spun silk yarn in the gum or natural condition.
There are two distinct varieties of the textile: soft, Canton, or Oriental crape, and hard or crisped crape.
Thin crepe is called crepe de Chine ("Chinese crepe").
The wavy appearance of Canton crape results from the peculiar manner in which the weft is prepared, the yarn from two
bobbins being twisted together in the reverse way. The fabric when woven is smooth and even, having no crape appearance,
but when the gum is subsequently extracted by boiling, it at once becomes soft, and the weft, losing its twist,
gives the fabric the waved structure which constitutes its distinguishing feature. Canton crapes are used,
either white or colored, for scarves and shawls, bonnet trimmings, etc.
The crisp and elastic structure of hard crape is not produced either in the spinning or in the weaving, but is due to processes
through which the gauze passes after it is woven. In 1911, the details of these processes were known to only a few manufacturers,
who so jealously guarded their secrets that, in some cases, the different stages in the manufacture were conducted in towns far
removed from each other.[citation needed] Commercially they are distinguished as single, double, three-ply and four-ply crapes,
according to the nature of the yarn used in their manufacture. They are almost exclusively dyed black and used inmourning dress.
In Great Britain, hard crapes are made at Braintree in Essex, Norwich, Yarmouth, Manchester and Glasgow.
The crape formerly made at Norwich was made with a silk warp andworsted weft and is said to have afterwards degenerated into bombazine.
A very successful imitation of real crape is made in Manchester of cotton yarn and sold under the name of Victoria crape.

Japanese Japanese Wrapping Cloth
1. Size: H68 x W68cm
2. Material: Crape (100% polyester)
3. Weight: 38g
4. Color: Japanese Traditional pattems
5. Style: Japanese traditional theme
6. Uses: Wrapping, Packaging, Decoration, Fashion, Tablecloth, As a bag etc.
7. Small quantity and trial orders can be accepted.
8. Payment Terms: We have to  receive 100% of the payment in order to ship your items

We can give you a discount!please contact us!

We are a professional Event Organizer Company. Day-by-day, we are handling many items which are somehow in connection with some of our events. Our motto is: "If YOU are HAPPY, then WE are HAPPY!" which is abbreviated to: YOU HAPPY WE HAPPY.
...for us, this motto has a simple and practical meaning that:
?@Our customer's happiness IS our happiness!
Concretely, our spectrum of items consists of: Advertising Equipment, Apparel, Consumer Electronics, Funny good, Office & School supplies, Restaurant & Hotel supplies and others.
Mainly, we are specialized in selling products that are either MADE IN JAPAN or manufactured under JAPANESE SUPERVISION, which means that all items are of:
-outstanding, durable quality
-fine craftsmanship
-unique design
Presently, we are dealing with over 5000 items.

Our company was founded in 1991.
Nowadays we are doing business with many major Japanese companies and up to now, we have organized more than 10,000 famous events in Japan.
Regarding international business, we have widened our sphere of action in order to reach people abroad without limits and boundaries.
To accomplish this goal, we have planted many seeds, and the shoots have already started growing out of the soil. As a result, we already have customers from New York City, Singapore and so on. In the meantime, we are planting more and more seeds, and waiting for all of them to sprout!