Hey folx, let’s talk about the mountain of wrapping paper that heads to the landfill every December. We have a better idea, and it’s about 1,200 years old.
Furoshiki (風呂敷) is the Japanese art of wrapping and carrying with a single square of cloth. It’s still one of the most elegant answers to Mottainai, the Japanese principle of wasting nothing.
Join us for two cozy hours in downtown Seattle and learn more than a dozen wraps for:
Gifts and boxes, from simple and tidy to “how did you do that?”
Bottles. Wine for the host, wrapped so beautifully nobody will notice it was a last-minute grab.
Bags and carriers. Turn your cloth into a tote, a market bag, or a lunch carrier in seconds.
We’ll also share the history and meaning behind furoshiki, so you leave knowing why these wraps matter, not just how to tie them.
What’s included ($65)
A cotton furoshiki, roughly 30" square, that’s yours to keep
Over a dozen wraps, taught live by both of us
Access to our pre-recorded refresher class, so you can brush up whenever gift season sneaks up on you
What to bring
We’ll have plenty of things to practice on. If you like, bring a bottle or an awkward shaped gift. The weirder the shape, the better.
Good to know
Your ticket includes a cotton furoshiki (about 32" square) to keep, plus access to our pre-recorded refresher class. All ages welcome. Please plan to buy a beverage or snack from Goldvine.
No experience needed. If you can tie a knot, you’re in.
All ages welcome.
Goldvine is generously hosting us, so please plan to buy a beverage or snack while you’re there.
Only 10 seats. When they’re gone, join the waitlist and we’ll reach out if a spot opens up.
The holidays are better with less waste and more beautiful things. Come wrap with us.
The fine print (it’s friendly, we promise)
Life happens. If you need to cancel 7 or more days before class, we’ll refund you in full.
Inside 7 days, we can’t offer cash refunds, but you’ve got options. Send a friend in your place (just let us know their name), or we’ll give you a credit toward a future class. If we fill your seat from the waitlist, you’ll get a full refund.
No-shows aren’t refundable. If we ever have to cancel, you’ll get a full refund or a credit, your choice.
Questions? Email us at class@shannonandjason.com.
Hey folx, let’s talk about the mountain of wrapping paper that heads to the landfill every December. We have a better idea, and it’s about 1,200 years old.
Furoshiki (風呂敷) is the Japanese art of wrapping and carrying with a single square of cloth. It’s still one of the most elegant answers to Mottainai, the Japanese principle of wasting nothing.
Join us for two cozy hours in downtown Seattle and learn more than a dozen wraps for:
Gifts and boxes, from simple and tidy to “how did you do that?”
Bottles. Wine for the host, wrapped so beautifully nobody will notice it was a last-minute grab.
Bags and carriers. Turn your cloth into a tote, a market bag, or a lunch carrier in seconds.
We’ll also share the history and meaning behind furoshiki, so you leave knowing why these wraps matter, not just how to tie them.
What’s included ($65)
A cotton furoshiki, roughly 30" square, that’s yours to keep
Over a dozen wraps, taught live by both of us
Access to our pre-recorded refresher class, so you can brush up whenever gift season sneaks up on you
What to bring
We’ll have plenty of things to practice on. If you like, bring a bottle or an awkward shaped gift. The weirder the shape, the better.
Good to know
Your ticket includes a cotton furoshiki (about 32" square) to keep, plus access to our pre-recorded refresher class. All ages welcome. Please plan to buy a beverage or snack from Goldvine.
No experience needed. If you can tie a knot, you’re in.
All ages welcome.
Goldvine is generously hosting us, so please plan to buy a beverage or snack while you’re there.
Only 10 seats. When they’re gone, join the waitlist and we’ll reach out if a spot opens up.
The holidays are better with less waste and more beautiful things. Come wrap with us.
The fine print (it’s friendly, we promise)
Life happens. If you need to cancel 7 or more days before class, we’ll refund you in full.
Inside 7 days, we can’t offer cash refunds, but you’ve got options. Send a friend in your place (just let us know their name), or we’ll give you a credit toward a future class. If we fill your seat from the waitlist, you’ll get a full refund.
No-shows aren’t refundable. If we ever have to cancel, you’ll get a full refund or a credit, your choice.
Questions? Email us at class@shannonandjason.com.
