Continuing with our tenugui and furoshiki feature, today we will show you some interesting ways to use the cloths.
Like decorating gifts with a tenugui, making a bag with a furoshiki...
Here are some advanced methods sure to make you the center of attention.
Please try them out!
Click here to see "step01 Basics"»
Unique handle lets you hold like a bag.
Fold one end of the tenugui a little. Place the bottle as shown in the photo. 
Use the left and right corners of the folded side to tie a mamusubi knot over the neck of the bottle. 
Use the left and right corners of the folded side to tie a mamusubi knot over the neck of the bottle. 
Use the left and right corners of the folded side to tie a mamusubi knot over the neck of the bottle.
For a stylish gift with an element of surprise.
Place your bottle a little to one side of the tenugui. 
Wrap the tenugui around the bottle. 
Wrap the tenugui around the bottle. 
Fold the cloth on the bottom over the top of the bottle. 
Tie with a ribbon or string. Adjust the shape and you're done!
Place the bottles on the furoshiki as shown. Make sure to leave some space 
Roll the bottles to wrap the furoshiki. 
Wrap the bottles completely. 
Wrap the bottles completely.
Perfect for carrying books and documents over your shoulder!
Spread your furoshiki in a diamond shape. Place your items on the furoshiki so that the bottom is along the diagonal line between the left and right corners. 
Fold the furoshiki in half in a triangle over your items. 
Tie the left and right ends tightly to make a mamusubi knot in the center. 
Tie the two overlapping ends on the top to make a mamusubi knot and you're done! You can carry this bag over your shoulder.
Kyoto Yuzen-Dyed Tenugui Hand Towel, Chili Peppers
Kyoto Yuzen-Dyed Tenugui Hand Towel, Fun Suzu Bells
Kyoto Isshiki Furoshiki Cloth with Komon Dye, Red Flax Leaf
