Paper twill bundle with ears
Bibliographic Details
- Title
- 耳付き紙縒束
- Artist
- Anonymous / 作者不明
- Year
- Showa era / 昭和期
- Size
- φ30 × h460mm
- Weight
- 75g
- Materials
- Paper
- Condition
- Some of the paper may be bent. / 一部、紙縒が曲がっている場合があります
A thin string-like paper,
Twisted and collected bundles of paper.
The way it stands is good.
Paper strings, paper strings... When I was little, I only knew them as prank tools, like tissues rolled up into paper strings to induce sneeze. I thought I knew a little more about paper strings now, but when I tried to explain them to you, it seemed that my understanding of them had only grown a little.
Binding things together,Or soPaper string is used to make small items and in everyday situations.This one has ears, so it may be easier to connect it to a longer length.Nowadays, the number of situations where it is useful has decreased, and its uses are limited, so it seems that thin, easy-to-use paper twine for tying is more common. Personally, I like the state of the bundle as it is, and I even thought about tying it into a thicker bundle so that it can stand on its own. Maybe one day we'll see a big bundle of paper twine. Of course, you're more than welcome to use it.
Text by Shigenori Tsuzuki