To Wrap

"To Wrap" by Nao

tsutsu-mu, tsutsu-mi, hō

This is a character you can use when you wrap a parcel with wrapping paper and when you wrap anything with wrapping cloth. The verb tsutsumu means to wrap. A wrapped thing is tsutsumi. Kozutsumi is a parcel. Zutsumi is a voiced sound of tsutsumi. Do you wonder how to wrap things with wrapping cloth? Here is a picture of wrapping cloth, furoshiki to show how to do it. Each wrapping style has a name ending tsutsumi, which indicates the style of wrapping.

Hōchō means a Japanese kitchen knife whose hone is usually thick. A city guide explains about hōchō. If you are interested in it, visit here.

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1. Draw the sweeping stroke.
2. Draw the hook with an upward turn.
3. Draw the hook.
4. Draw the horizontal stroke.
5. Draw the curve with an upward turn.