Reversible Azuma Sack Medium Made from Salvaged African Fabric D #0702002Traditionally, Japanese clothes are not tailored. Instead, they have been wrapping around their body just as ancient Romans wore toga. Similarly, a furoshiki is just a square cloth of many different sizes, which Japanese people used for wrapping, carrying, and storing things. Over 150 years ago, when the Japanese encountered Western culture and witnessed bags, someone was inspired to create the azuma sack, which is a hybrid of a furoshiki and a bag.