Mizuhiki originated in the Asuka period. During this era, Japan began using cords and silk threads for packaging and decoration, and Mizuhiki gradually evolved into a decorative knot with celebratory and ritualistic significance. Over time, Mizuhiki techniques and forms continued to develop, becoming further popularized and beautified.
This piece features a three-dimensional cat woven from Japanese Mizuhiki, paired with a exquisitely designed British Guards charm. The soldier is a Christmas-themed charm inspired by "The Nutcracker," complemented by Black Gold Super Seven crystal, creating a delicate and unique piece that also carries blessings. A must-have for Christmas or birthday gifts ๐ฅฐ. Each Mizuhiki weave is handmade in-house, making it one-of-a-kind. โค๏ธโค๏ธ
| Crystal Information |
Black Gold Super Seven Energy
1. Attracts wealth and gathers energy
2. Enhances self-confidence and courage
3. Wards off evil and transforms negative energy
4. Harmonizes emotions
โ ๏ธ All natural crystals have natural patterns, ice cracks, cotton inclusions, or slight mineral deficiencies. Please be mindful if you are a perfectionist.
โ ๏ธ The color of the photos may have slight variations due to different shooting scenarios and lighting. We have strived for color accuracy, but due to different computer screen settings, the actual product's color shall prevail.
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- | Charm Information | ๐ธ Total length: 14 cm ๐ธ Materials: Japanese Mizuhiki cord, Japanese gold-plated accessories ๐ธ All charms come with a gift bag ๐ธ Free shipping on all orders (Hong Kong and Macau only)
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