Eirakuya's Furoshiki Has A Weave Pattern Both Vertically And Horizontally, And Is Made Of A Thin, Durable Fabric. A Cat That Jumps Next To The Words "nekoja Nekoja, But Nekoga". The Design Is Based On A Small Song That Was Popular In The Meiji Era. Because It Is Dyed With Yuzen, It Can Express Delicate Patterns, And The Colors Are Bright And Beautiful. If You Tie It In The Shape Of A Bag, The Atmosphere Of The Furoshiki Will Change. It Is Also Popular As An Eco Bag Because It Can Be Washed By Unfolding. You Can Learn How To Make A Furoshiki Bag And Other Ways To Use It With Pictures.