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Awajimusubi Ear Cuff

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The ear cuffs are made by tying a knot called "Awajimusubi" in a hoop shape, resembling ear cuffs in the shape of a hoop.

They can be worn with pierced earrings or simply hooked onto the earring for a short while, offering a fashionable look.

There are 5 colors to choose from. Because it's easy to use, deciding on the best color is challenging.

This product is available for only one side.

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I research culture and language through the ancient tradition of musubi and express them in the mizuhiki strings of musubi. The history and story behind musubi, and the meaning behind musubi, are elaborately incorporated into the design of each piece as the intent of the production.

Mizuhiki is a traditional good-luck charm that can be used for both celebrations and everyday occasions. Mizuhiki is not just material but love and truth. Through mizuhiki, we hope that the world will become a kinder place. I am now using mizuhiki musubi to produce works of art while carefully dealing with every item that appears in our daily lives.</p>

Commitment to our products:
As I picked up various things related to the string called "mizuhiki," which is made of twisted Japanese paper, I realized that the dots I had vaguely held until then had become lines and that it was filled with important invisible things. Yes, the heart of Japan is love. By touching musubi and knowing musubi, you will surely resonate with it because it is inside all of us.

May karma be repeated and connected, and may the world become a kind and gentle place. May I now pass on the wisdom that my predecessors have passed on to me?