Furoshiki Workshop

Step away from single-use paper and master the graceful Japanese art of fabric wrapping. You will learn clever folding and knotting techniques that turn any scrap of cloth into a stunning, sustainable gift presentation. Bring the whole family along for a mindful session that transforms your approach to gifting forever.

Discover the art of Furoshiki at the Astrid Lindgren library, where you can learn traditional Japanese fabric folding and knotting techniques for sustainable gift wrapping. This hands-on workshop is open to attendees aged 10 and over who are interested in eco-friendly alternatives to disposable packaging. Taking place on Saturday, November 28, 2026, in the 19th arrondissement, the session is free to attend. Please note that advance registration is required starting November 14 to secure a spot. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can comfortably participate in this cultural experience.

Experience the intricate beauty of Japanese craftsmanship through a dedicated Furoshiki workshop hosted at the Astrid Lindgren library. This technique focuses on folding and knotting fabric to create elegant, reusable wraps, providing a perfect ecological substitute for standard plastic or paper gift wrapping.

The event takes place on Saturday, November 28, 2026, with two available sessions: 15:00 to 15:55 and 16:00 to 16:55. Participants aged 10 and up will gain hands-on experience in mastering the knots and folds required for this traditional method.

Attendance is free, though you must register starting November 14 to participate. Located at 42 rue Petit, in the 19th arrondissement, the facility is fully wheelchair accessible, making it an inclusive space for all who wish to learn this sustainable practice.