Have you ever had trouble writing Noshi's name?
``Noshi'' and ``Mizuhiki'' are gift wrapping papers that are used in a variety of situations.
They are used for ceremonial occasions by using creative techniques such as tying ribbons and different colors.
First of all, what is Noshi? Which one do you choose at a time like this?
Rather than sticking to old traditions, this can also be a useful tip for communicating your feelings effectively. This makes it easy to choose nice wrapping paper, as it can be a gift that will make you feel confident, or it can be a nice gift for your recipient. Let's enjoy giving gifts and expressing feelings of celebration.
The origin of ``Noshiawabi'' is ``Noshiawabi '', which is made by peeling abalone meat thinly and stretching it out and drying it . It was widely used as an accompaniment to auspicious gifts.
In Japan , the idea that a gift = an offering to the gods is deeply rooted, and Noshi, which was used in Shinto rituals, was attached to gifts presented to the country and feudal lords, and later, citizens started attaching Noshi to auspicious gifts as well. It is said that it became
As a remnant of this, it evolved into the current small Noshi.
In addition, ``Noshi'' is said to be derived from abalone, and is used as a ``substitute for raw materials .'' Therefore, when gifting perishable items, noshi is not attached. Be careful when sending year-end gifts and mid-year gifts, which often involve sending food items.
