[Limited] Fumiwo Pochi-bukuro Small Gift Envelopes / Furukawashiko

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Details

  • Contents: 3 envelopes per pack
  • Material: Western paper
  • Designs: 15 designs available
  • Made in Japan
  • Note: Pre-order, scheduled to ship mid-October 2026

Behind the Design

Fumiwo is a Japanese artist who creates illustrations through hand-carved stamps, a technique that gives each design its distinctive woodblock-like texture and slightly irreverent character. For this pochi-bukuro series, Fumiwo turns the tradition of New Year gift-giving into a small comedy: the envelopes feature portraits of historical figures, from Japanese samurai and Meiji-era reformers to international names like Einstein and Napoleon, rendered in Fumiwo's deadpan stamp style.

The 2027 Year of the Sheep additions carry the joke further, placing sheep hats on familiar faces from earlier in the series. Pochi-bukuro are typically small and plain, so receiving one printed with a solemn portrait of Oda Nobunaga or a bespectacled Dazai Osamu turns a routine gift moment into something worth a second look.

Pochi-bukuro are the small envelopes used in Japan for slipping cash gifts to children at New Year. These ones are designed by Fumiwo, an artist known for hand-carved stamps, and feature humorous portraits of historical figures including 2027 Year of the Sheep special editions.

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Every order is carefully packaged to reflect our commitment to quality, presentation, and sustainable choices. Complete with complimentary touches, orders also include custom-designed furoshiki and an original, seasonal postcard.

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