Museum Furoshiki* origami and papercraft Music was seen as an

Music was seen as an integral part of the movement

The iconic and regional traditions of Japan are organized by course and contain insightful notes alongside the recipes

along with prints by other Japanese Americans working along the Pacific Coast of the United States

22 has been supplemented with a message for the 21st Century on this tea towel suitable for wrapping gifts or hanging in your kitchen as a reminder

expressive or playful—whatever suits the occasion

Museum Furoshiki* origami and papercraft Music was seen as anDesigned and created for JANM by Cecy and Ken Korematsu of J&J Designs of San Francisco. This attractive and contemporary design is printed on 100% cotton and measures 24 square. Can be used as a scarf or actual furoshiki (wrapping cloth) for a dramatic trompe doeil presentation.