Fukusa (Wrapping Cloth) Size: 35cm (length) x 34cm (width) Stored at home. Almost unused. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this. I am selling this as part of decluttering. I will give it to someone who wants it. This item was at home, and it is a commemorative item from Soka Gakkai. It is a fukusa, not a handkerchief. A fukusa is a square cloth used to wrap envelopes containing monetary gifts or condolence money. It prevents the mizuhiki (decorative cord) on the envelope from getting damaged or dirty, and it signifies consideration and etiquette towards the recipient. Main Uses of Fukusa Fukusa is mainly used at weddings, funerals, and other ceremonial occasions. It is used to wrap condolence money or offerings at funerals. Types of Fukusa: This is the wrapping type. Furoshiki Fukusa (Hand Fukusa): This is a traditional type that wraps the envelope with a single piece of cloth. You can also wrap prayer beads or sutra books with it. Thank you for viewing.