Have you ever noticed that the container that a gift from Japan comes in is often as much (or more) of a gift than what's inside? One of our Japanese exchange students gave us a gift that came in this fabric-covered box. It was probably about 18 years ago, but I still use the box to hold little "treasures." I especially love the closures. You slide the pegs through loops of fabric to hold the lid closed.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
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Have you ever noticed that the container that a gift from Japan comes in is often as much (or more) of a gift than what's inside? One of our Japanese exchange students gave us a gift that came in this fabric-covered box. It was probably about 18 years ago, but I still use the box to hold little "treasures." I especially love the closures. You slide the pegs through loops of fabric to hold the lid closed.
Have you ever noticed that the container that a gift from Japan comes in is often as much (or more) of a gift than what's inside? One of our Japanese exchange students gave us a gift that came in this fabric-covered box. It was probably about 18 years ago, but I still use the box to hold little "treasures." I especially love the closures. You slide the pegs through loops of fabric to hold the lid closed.
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4 comments:
That box is beautiful. There is a lot to be said for presentation!!
GR
That is a lovely box - I can see why you've kept it. Nice image, too!
That is a pretty box, I'd have kept it and treasured it too!
Very pretty box and lovely to keep your memories of students.
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