A beautiful set of six washi tapes designed by Japanese washi tape collage artist Miki Tamura. Miki is known for her unique technique of layering tiny, torn pieces of washi tape to depict light and shadow, for example.
The airy colours in this set are inspired by everyday objects and nature: hot milk, a refreshing spring breeze, a sweet bow, lush grass green, sunbeams shining through the trees and candied violets.
Of course, the tapes are also suitable for simply wrapping gifts.
DID YOU KNOW? ... "Fuwari" (ふわり) is a Japanese word that can be translated as "gentle", "light", "soft" or "fluffy", depending on the context.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 15 mm x 7 m
Material: Paper
A beautiful set of six washi tapes designed by Japanese washi tape collage artist Miki Tamura. Miki is known for her unique technique of layering tiny, torn pieces of washi tape to depict light and shadow, for example.
The airy colours in this set are inspired by everyday objects and nature: hot milk, a refreshing spring breeze, a sweet bow, lush grass green, sunbeams shining through the trees and candied violets.
Of course, the tapes are also suitable for simply wrapping gifts.
DID YOU KNOW? ... "Fuwari" (ふわり) is a Japanese word that can be translated as "gentle", "light", "soft" or "fluffy", depending on the context.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 15 mm x 7 m
Material: Paper
The airy colours in this set are inspired by everyday objects and nature: hot milk, a refreshing spring breeze, a sweet bow, lush grass green, sunbeams shining through the trees and candied violets.
Of course, the tapes are also suitable for simply wrapping gifts.
DID YOU KNOW? ...
"Fuwari" (ふわり) is a Japanese word that can be translated as "gentle", "light", "soft" or "fluffy", depending on the context.