Japanese Wrapping Cloth: Utagawa Hiroshige "Sanjo Ohashi at Keishi" (Arriving at Kyoto) brutalist who founded his aluminum business

who founded his aluminum business in Grove City

toiletries or office supplies

These two wonderful drinking bowls were made by indigenous Canelos Quichua women in the Oriente (upper Amazonian) region of Ecuador

The larger measures 5 3/8" in diameter and 1 3/8" tall

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Japanese Wrapping Cloth: Utagawa Hiroshige "Sanjo Ohashi at Keishi" (Arriving at Kyoto) brutalist who founded his aluminum businessOne of my favorite things hanging on my own walls is a striking vintage Japanese furoshiki, or wrapping cloth, which I mounted in a simple white frame. This one, which features an image by Utagawa Hiroshige of people on a bridge with mountains in the background, is absolutely frame worthy as wellor, of course, also great for wrapping a gift, as is its traditional purpose, while also being a gift in itself. (Thinking of Mother Earth as we give, how