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On Thursday, November 28th, Dixon Elementary School in Richmond will hold a craft fair, and we will be a vendor there!
Mizuhiki is a traditional Japanese art that has been passed down from generation to generation in Japan since even before the Edo period (1603–1867). It has been used to decorate gifts and envelopes for special occasions.
Mizuhiki is made from Washi (an ancient Japanese paper) that is tightly twisted, starched to be stronger, and covered with silk thread. Therefore, it is very delicate and vulnerable to friction and water.
It is fundamentally different from ordinary ribbon wrapping that is meant to be untied.
MIZUHIKI knots are tied tightly, and the more you pull, they get stronger. Therefore, it is thought to symbolize “unity” and “tying people together.”
and is used for joyful events and celebrations.
Nowadays, it can be used in various ways: as accessories, note cards, dinner table decor, book markers, paper clips, frames, and more.
a Japanese restaurant in Richmond
All Mizuhiki (washi paper strings) used here are from a Mizuhiki specialty shop that has been around for over 300 years in Japan.
Because Mizuhiki is made of paper, it weighs extremely little. As an accessory, you might not even realize they are on!
The flower-like-shaped Mizuhiki charms are colorful and bright. They can definitely give your outfit and items more personality!
Each earring is unique due to the type of mizuhiki used, the colour scheme, and the arrangement in which they are placed.
Every package comes with a unique kind of Mizuhiki, such as glossy and/or glitter Mizuhiki cords.
The following color sets are available.
Of the 10 Mizuhiki cords in this kit, you can make 2 earrings with 6 cords, and the remaining 4 cords can be used for practice and to create anything you like.
The kit includes
I am happy to hear your ideas and will do my best to fulfill your vision.
Made-to-order items include, but are not limited to, the following:
Please feel free to contact me here!
Hello! I am a graphic web designer and mother of three who lives in Richmond – near Vancouver, BC.
It’s been several years since I became passionate about Mizuhiki. In addition to homeschooling my children, I really enjoy making Mizuhiki.
I occasionally run Mizuhiki workshops.
It would be wonderful if many people get to know about Mizuhiki, one of Japan’s traditional crafts, and experience it.
There are various Mizuhiki themes to share for each workshop. At the end of the workshop, you will have earrings, paper clips, bookmarks, note cards, dinner table decor, wine glass markers with Mizuhiki charms, or simply Mizuhiki charms for anything.
I hope everyone in the workshop will enjoy Mizuhiki like I do
If you are interested in participating in a workshop or hosting one as a group, please contact me.
If you prefer to use a contact form, please click here; it will take you to the contact page.
Thank you to Family Place for having me to do the Mizuhiki workshops.
There were mothers of younger children and summer students. We all had a great time together!
Everyone created adorable Mizuhiki charms using the colour combination of their choice.
Thank you to Single V Coffee for having me to do the Mizuhiki workshops.
We all had a great time together!
Everyone made colorful, pretty Mizuhiki earrings.
Shipping is available for orders of 10 or more items. We apologize for the inconvenience. Dismiss