Fukusa

Abstract

This design relates to a "fukusa," a cloth used to wrap gift envelopes and other items, and incorporates structural improvements to address the conventional problem of the flap unintentionally opening during use. The fukusa according to this design has a structure in which the gift envelope or other item is stored inside, and the flap is closed over it. The flap can be inserted into a pocket-like structure provided in the fukusa body, thereby securing the flap and preventing it from opening during transport or presentation. The features of the design are as follows: The flap is inserted into a pocket in the fukusa body. The pocket has adequate space, allowing the flap to be inserted without force. The insertion structure is naturally integrated in appearance, achieving both aesthetic beauty and functionality.

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