The wrapping paper features a hemp leaf pattern, which also symbolizes wishing for the child's growth and development.
Asanoha Sukiawase is a popular wrapping paper that is perfect for creating a Japanese color scheme.
When making the washi paper, the asanoha pattern was created using the rakusui technique, in which water is dripped off to create a pattern, and then colored washi paper was made on the back side (a technique for making double-layered washi paper). The medium-weight washi paper can also be used as wrapping paper, and features a classic Japanese hemp leaf pattern, traditionally used in sashiko sashiko paintings on wrapping cloths and other items to mark the growth of children.
The high-quality feel of Japanese paper and four Japanese colors create a calm atmosphere.
