Precioso pañolón llamado en japonés

Precioso pañolón llamado en japonés furoshiki, en español pareo y en inglés sarong. (prensa de vestir típica del sureste asiático).
Inspirado en el furoshiki o pañuelo que utlizan en Japón como hatillo o petate a modo de bolso, con infinidad de modos de plegado para hacer de él un bolso, o un vestido.
Pintado a mano por Japonesca en satén inspirado en motivos de la pintura clásica japonesa, el girasol pertenece a la colección de Floralia, distintas flores para estos pareos elegantes y versátiles.
Esta pieza puede ser llevada en la playa, la piscina, el gimnasio o en casa. Puede ser vestido, falda o chaqueta; en la páfgina de Japonesca pueden encontrar mil maneras de uso de furoshiki que es pareo que es sarong.

Results (English) 1:

Beautiful wrap called Japanese furoshiki, Spanish Brazilian and English sarong. (press dress typical of Southeast Asia). Inspired by the furoshiki or tissue that used in Japan as hatillo or backpack as a bag, with an infinite number of ways to bend to make it a bag, or a dress.Hand painted by Japonesca satin inspired by motives of Japanese classical painting, the sunflower belongs to the collection of Floralia, different flowers for these pareos elegant and versatile. This piece can be carried on the beach, the pool, the gym or at home. Can be dressed, skirt or jacket; in the pafgina of Japonesca you can find thousand ways to use furoshiki which is pareo sarong-being.

Results (English) 2:

Beautiful furoshiki shawl called in Japanese, in Spanish and English sarong pareo. (Press dress typical of Southeast Asia).
Inspired by the furoshiki or tissue, using it as a bundle in Japan as a backpack or bag with lots of ways to fold it a bag or a dress.
handpainted by Japonesca satin motifs inspired by classical Japanese painting, sunflower belongs to the collection of Floralia, different flowers for these stylish and versatile sarongs.
This piece can be worn on the beach, the pool, the gym or at home. Can be dress, skirt or jacket; in páfgina of Japonesca you can find a thousand ways to use furoshiki it is sarong pareo.

Results (English) 3:

Beautiful pañolón called Furoshiki in Japanese, Spanish and English sarong pareo. (Press Clothing typical of Southeast Asia).
inspired the Furoshiki or Tissue used in Japan as a bundle or Duffel Bag Mode, with plenty of ways to make him a folding Bag, or a dress.
hand painted by japonesca Satin Inspired motifs of classical Painting, JapaneseThe Sunflower belongs to the collection of various Flowers for these pareos Floralia, elegant and versatile.
this piece can be worn on the Beach, the pool, the gym or at home. May be a Dress, skirt or Coat; in the páfgina of japonesca can find a Thousand ways to use Furoshiki is sarong pareo is.