Cotton Furoshiki – The Triangle, Geometric Field in Rust and Olive

Larger triangles and half-circles, set into a graphic field that reads almost architectural.

Rust orange anchors the composition, supported by olive green, burgundy, peach and cream. The shapes sit larger here than in the smaller harlequin prints — each one given room to be seen as a form rather than a fragment of pattern. Light fold creases run through the cotton, the way they do in a cloth that has been kept folded rather than displayed. The geometry reads warmer than its colours suggest; the curves do that work.

A furoshiki belongs to the everyday — a cloth to wrap a gift, to fold across a low table, or to knot through a pair of wooden patchins and carry as a bag. The 50 × 50 cm makes a small day bag; the 70 × 70 cm, a larger tote. We hem each cloth by hand at the atelier.

Material: Japanese cotton
Sizes: 50 × 50 cm / 70 × 70 cm
Finish: Hand-hemmed at the Renaras atelier, Amsterdam

Pair with Renaras patchins to carry as a furoshiki bag.

One cloth. One print. One piece.