Mizuhiki is an ancient Japanese artform of knot-tying. Originally Mizuhiki were used in the sense of a seal or an amulet, indicating unopened status, but they have increasingly come to signify ties between people. Mizuhiki are often used in the form of an inextricable knot - the harder you pull, the more firmly the knot is tied.
The knots are often tied in envelopes, given as gifts during holidays and special celebrations, and is a common theme in jewelry to be given to someone special in your life.
The bracelet has a core of steel with a two braids on each side made of genuine cow leather.
