‘Use It Freely’ Pōchi-Bukuro Decorative Gift Envelopes (Set of 3)

Description

These little envelopes are called pōchi-bukuro, and they’re a traditional part of Japanese gift-giving culture. Kids are especially likely to receive money in a pochi-bukuro during the new year, but they’re also used for informal gift-giving in other contexts.

This set is cream-colored, with a red maker’s mark on the back and a blue line drawing of the Statue of Liberty on the front. The Japanese text says “Use it freely.”

Three washi-paper pochi per package. 108 x 68 mm (4.25″ x 2.67″) each.

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