Our 2012 launch item ” LINK Winter Grey” Fursohiki arrived at Plastica, Los Angeles.
You can purchase at shop here , and online shop here
Enjoy your winter!
via Plastica
LINK Winter Grey Fursohiki arrived at Plastica
Published January 25, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a CommentLOVE handmade presented by Etsy & Friends in Tokyo
Published January 14, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a CommentWe’ll join Etsy weekend event in Tokyo from January 21-22. (open from 11:00-17:00)
This is the first market event for Etsy Japan and we’re so happy to join this event.
LINK will have small exhibition and market during 2 days and Kyoko (Link Tokyo) will have Furoshiki Wrapping Workshop on January 22nd from 14:00 to 15:00, using LINK 2012 new launch Furoshiki.
Please check the event detail and feel free to join if you are in Tokyo!
2012年1月21日〜22日（開催時間 11:00 – 17:00)に、Etsy Japan初のリアルマーケットが開催されます！ 展示＆マーケット参加の他に、LINK東京担当の私（京子）が22日 14:00-15:00に、知っていそうで意外と知られていない”風呂敷”の簡単な使い方を新作風呂敷を使いながらご提案いたします。お近くの方は是非おたちよりください。
Furoshiki Wrapping Workshop/ 風呂敷の使い方ワークショップ
Model : Lucinda and Aya in LA.
Launch 2012 – Winter Grey Furoshiki by Lucinda Newton Dunn
Published January 10, 2012 Uncategorized Leave a Comment
We launched pale grey colour Fursohiki by Lucinda Newton Dunn’s stripe pattern.
This sensitive grey colour pattern reminds us a fresh wintery feel and the colour of snow. Perfect use for scarf and multi wrapping cloth. Material is soft and lighter weight, smooth cotton.
Handmade in Japan, using Japanese traditional printing techniques.
You can purchase at LINK Etsy shop
日本語リリースはこちら
How to use Furoshiki video here
LINK furoshiki available at MR KITLY in Australia
Published December 20, 2011 buy , furoshiki Leave a CommentLINK’s furoshiki is available to buy at beautiful shop & gallery named ” MR KITLY ” in Australia. There are full of beautifully selected products. It’s worth checking out if you are in neighbourhood!
Upstairs 381 Sydney Rd Brunswick 3056 Australia +61 03 9078 7357
Have you already found any special Xmas gift ?
We’re running FREE SHIPPING month till 15th/ December at our Etsy shop!
LINK at Shinagawa Station in Tokyo
Published September 13, 2011 buy , furoshiki , press Leave a Comment
LINK will sell our Furoshiki at this special market, “iichi Gallary Market in ecute Shinagawa”, in Tokyo from 26th/September – 10th/October, 2011.
“iichi” is a new marketplace where users all over the world can meet the unique world of “handwork” by artists and craft-makers of Japan.
About 22 artists will join “iichi Gallary Market in ecute Shinagawa”, and will be selling their items. If you are in Tokyo, please visit and check LINK’s real Furoshiki!
More info (Sorry it’s Japanese only) : iichi Gallary Market in ecute Shinagawa
LINK started selling our Furoshiki at UGUiSU online store based in Tokyo. UGUiSU is an online store for Japanese goodies such as Japanese Masking Tapes, stationery, paper balloons, beautiful linen items, Japanese lifestyle magazines and craft books and more. Shipped world-wide directly from Tokyo.
We’ve got great message and way of her Furoshiki use from one of customer through Etsy conversation . Thank you very much! :
I’d love to use my furoshiki everywhere except for now I’d only want to use my brand new furoshiki for scarf to show off the beauty! (Too precious right now to use it on grocery/food) but I do plan to use them in every way and also try to think of some new idea for its use. Everyone girl should have some furoshiki at her hands.
-Chelin.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.
LINK raised for Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund
Published April 2, 2011 furoshiki Leave a CommentIn total we raised $1350 for Global Giving’s Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund. Thank you so much for your help. Here is message from LINK designers Lucinda and Hennie:
‘A huge thank you to everyone who has bought our furoshiki at this time. I can’t think of a better way to give a little back to a country that has given me so much inspiration.’ – Lucinda Newton Dunn.
‘ Thank you so much to everyone. Its a wonderful way to give money to help Japan. Hope everyone enjoys using the Furoshiki!’ -Hennie Haworth.
