Discover the beautiful Japanese art of Furoshiki — a traditional fabric wrapping technique that transforms ordinary cloth into elegant gift wraps, bags, bottle holders, and stylish everyday carriers.
In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn how a simple piece of fabric can be folded, tied, and styled in multiple creative ways while embracing sustainability and mindful living. Rooted in Japanese culture, Furoshiki is not just wrapping — it’s an art form that blends functionality, aesthetics, and eco-conscious design.
Perfect for beginners and creative enthusiasts alike, this workshop offers a calming and hands-on experience where you’ll explore different tying techniques and create your own beautiful fabric wraps.
What You’ll Experience:
Introduction to the history and culture of Furoshiki
Step-by-step fabric folding and knotting techniques
Learn to wrap gifts, bottles, books, and everyday items
Create reusable tote-style fabric bags
Sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives to plastic bags and gift paper
Who Can Join?
Anyone interested in art, sustainability, DIY crafts, Japanese culture, or mindful creativity. No prior experience required.
Materials:
Fabric and workshop materials will be provided during the session.
Come experience the elegance of Japanese minimalism through creativity, culture, and sustainable design.
Event Venue
Brik Oven, Whitefield: Bengaluru, Ground Floor, Santosh Tower, 120-A3, 3rd Road, Vijayanagar, EPIP Zone, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India, Bangalore
INR 899
