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Mizuhiki (水引, lit. 'water-pull') is an
ancient ****anese
artform of knot-tying, most
commonly used to
decorate envelopes,
called kinpū,
which are given...
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Hirasa and Higashi-
Mizuhiki were
merged to
become town of Sendai. July 1, 1933 - The
village of
Nishimizuhiki was
renamed to
Mizuhiki.
February 11, 1940...
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paper production company which has
produced ceremonial paper goods such as
mizuhiki, gift
wrapping and
betrothal gifts since 771. It is
often known as one...
- arrangements.
Additional detailing of
stamens is
created by the use of
mizuhiki, a strong, thin
twine made from
washi paper,
often coloured and used for...
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their long
black hair into a
ponytail with
either takanaga or
mizuhiki washi paper.
Mizuhiki is
string made of
twisted paper that is
dipped in glue, dried...
- dai – the
frame for the braiding; maru dai ****anese for "round stand".
Mizuhiki,
decorative cords used to
decorate objects such as shūgi-bukuro envelopes...
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folded rather than sealed, and
decorated with an
elaborate bow,
called mizuhiki (水引). In the Philippines,
Chinese Filipinos (known
locally as "Filipino-Chinese")...
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produced with a
technique of
beating gold into wafer-thin sheets. Kaga
mizuhiki is ribbon-like
decoration made from
glued ****anese
paper (washi). Kaga...
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largely fallen out of fashion. The
envelopes are
typically decorated with
mizuhiki cord, with the
colour of the cord
having significance for the occasion...
- needed] Iida was
traditionally known for
sericulture and the
production of
mizuhiki, a
traditional art form
using knotted cords. In the
modern era, the economy...
