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Butterflies and flowers are tied with mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese craft. The butterfly is tied with a knot called a "kano knot," which means "your wish will come true," and is a very auspicious knot.
The flower is tied with a knot called "Ume-knot," which is equally auspicious.
You can wear it as a good-luck charm item.
The Mizuhiki color scheme is glittering beige, glittering camel and blue, with crystal glass and square parts of Mizuhiki of the same color, carefully finished.
It is inspired by the image of a beach with sparkling sand.
Cool yet cute, cute yet cool! It is a wonderful charm.
Mizuhiki is made of Japanese paper, so it is very light.
It can be attached to a variety of things, including pouches and small items. Depending on how you use it, the arrangements are endless!
You can feel the traditional Japanese culture of mizuhiki close at hand.
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Size
approx. 6 cm x 8 cm
Materials
Brass, glass , mizuhiki
Notes
This is a handmade product. It is not as strong as commercially available products and may be damaged if strong force is applied.
Mizuhiki is sensitive to water. A small amount of wetting is not a problem, but prolonged immersion in water may cause damage.
Although we try to take pictures to make the colors as close to the originals as possible, the colors may look slightly different depending on your monitor.
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- Butterflies are tied with mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese craft. This knotting technique is meant to make wishes come true, and can be used as a good-luck charm. It can be attached to pouches, small items, and various other things.
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