Furoshiki Wrapping Workshops
Book our hands-on gift wrapping event highlighting the art and sustainability of Japanese reusable fabric gift wrapping.
About the Furoshiki Gift Wrapping Workshop
Celebrate the holiday season with a sustainable, creative twist by learning the art of gift wrapping using furoshiki, a traditional Japanese fabric wrapping method. Join Kansas City-based artist and print designer Keiko Kira, co-founder of Keiko Furoshiki Japanese gift wrap, in this immersive 1-hour workshop where participants will learn how to beautifully wrap holiday gifts while embracing eco-friendly practices and this centuries-old Japanese art form.
Available through a pre-recorded session, a live webinar, or an in-person workshop in the greater Kansas City area, Keiko can deliver a customized workshop for your group.
If desired, purchase reusable furoshiki at a discount to mail or give to your workshop participants. They can use it during the session and take it home afterward.
Whether for personal gifting or as a special holiday touch for loved ones, these wraps are not only practical but also serve as a keepsake from the experience.
About Furoshiki Reusable Fabric Gift Wrapping
Furoshiki is the Japanese art of wrapping items using reusable fabric. Traditionally, furoshiki was used to carry clothes to public bathhouses, but today it has evolved into a modern, sustainable way to wrap gifts, transport items, and create fashion accessories.
About the Instructor, Keiko Kira
Keiko Kira is a Japanese-American artist, professor, and co-founder of Keiko Furoshiki. Keiko was born in Beppu, Japan and left as a teenager to attend high school in the United States. She went on to study Fine Arts at the University of Kansas and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Since then, Keiko has worked as an art instructor at the award-winning Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri and is currently working as an Adjunct Professor of Fine Arts.
