About this Product
These earrings are handwoven using a paper cord called Mizuhiki and matched with teardrop glass beads in blue/gray. These are very lightweight yet would add sophisticated looks. ï
SIZE
Total Length (Approx.) : 5 cm / 1.96 inches
Drop Length(Approx.) : 3 cm / 1.18 inches * Total length may vary depends on the earring types.
DASH OF JAPAN
Meet the Maker
I am Yuki, the owner and the creator of DASH OF JAPAN.
I was born and raised in Kanagawa, Japan. In 2019, I moved with my family to Florida.
At a young age, I was inspired by my mother’s natural crafting abilities and since, have been fascinated by various hand-crafted arts and styles. I have been captivated by Mizuhiki, a traditional Japanese art of knotting paper cords.
Each pieces are meticulously handcrafted, with a color scheme and design from a unique perspective inherent to Japanese sensibilities.
Shop Policies
Each item is handcrafted and they may vary slightly in size, color, and shape. Two of them can not be exactly the same.
I make every effort to accurately portray Each item. Due to photo lighting and different screen settings, color of actual pieces may appear slightly different than pictured.
Jewelry pieces are metal-plated brass (unless it is otherwise stated) and have the potential to tarnish through regular uses.
There are individual differences in metal allergies. Please note that I do not guarantee that all people will not have an allergic reaction.
Returns and exchanges
I do not accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations, but please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
CANCELATION
Cancelations are accepted as long as item hasn't been shipped.
FAQ's
Processing Times
Orders are typically shipped in 1-3 business days.
Shipping Carrier
All purchases within the U.S. will be sent by USPS First Class mail, unless you would prefer an upgrade to USPS Priority mail.
How to care Mizuhiki Jewelry
Avoid friction and contact with liquids of any kind (water, perfumes, creams, etc.)
Mizuhiki is not water-resistant, however if it happens to get wet, gently pat it dry with a dry towel and let it dry in the shade so it does not lose its shape.
