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Long Furoshiki Bag Handles (Patchin)

Long Furoshiki Bag Handles (Patchin)

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Free shipping across Europe, 3–5 business days. Worldwide delivery available.

Patchin are the wooden handles that turn a furoshiki into a bag. Two shaped pieces of hardwood, joined by a cloth loop; the corners of a folded cloth are threaded through, and the bag is made. No knot, no clasp, and the whole surface of the cloth stays visible and unmarked.

The long Patchin suits a 70 × 70 cm furoshiki, a large scarf or a length of heritage textile: a bag for the market, the beach or a day of travel, folded flat again by evening. Renaras keeps Patchin in stock; they dispatch within one business day from the atelier in Amsterdam. For a 50 × 50 cm cloth, the small Patchin is the better fit.

Product type Furoshiki bag handles (Patchin), long
Material Hardwood, in a light natural or dark tea-stain finish; cloth loop
Suits Furoshiki and cloths of about 70 × 70 cm and larger
Dimensions 24.5 × 4.5 × 1 cm each
Care Wipe with a dry cloth; keep away from water
SKU HDL-LONG-PATCHIN

Renaras publishes a free illustrated guide to furoshiki wrapping, with the Patchin fold among its pages.

Shipping

Free shipping across Europe. Delivered within 3–5 business days. International shipping available — contact us for rates. All pieces are wrapped individually in tissue and despatched in a rigid, protective box.

Returns

Returns accepted within 14 days of receipt, provided the piece is returned in its original condition. As every textile is singular and unrepeatable, we ask that pieces are handled with care. Please contact us before returning. Read the full returns policy.

Care

Spot clean only — these are ceremonial silks, not washable textiles. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the depth of colour. The envelope pocket closure requires no zip or metal clasp touching the silk: this is intentional. Mottainai — nothing wasted, nothing forced.

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