Furoshiki: A Unique Take on Gift Wrapping
It was in 1917 when two brothers, Joyce Clyde Hall and Rollie Hall from Kansas city, dropped low on manila paper for wrapping during a well profitable Christmas season. To substitute, they found some decorative French paper and decided to use and sell it. The paper sold like hotcakes that year and the following year. Come 1919, the brothers started designing and manufacturing these designs …