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Memento Mori in NYC – The Art of Japanese Life and Death
2026年11月5日〜6日/RESOBOX(ニューヨーク)
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Mizuhiki is a Japanese paper cord — and it is something you tie. MIZU_KI makes red spider lilies from it, and leaves the petals untied: a single line, open in the middle.
She used to tie them — packed tight, fully red. But the flower felt "heavy," she says, and all of its fragility was lost. That's when she found her way to the current form.
It began with a hair ornament for her daughter's Shichi-Go-San. Her daughter was not yet two then; she is in third grade now.
Only a few red spider lilies are made each year, in autumn. When she announces they're ready, requests to hold one come in almost immediately. This November, the flowers travel to New York.
Guest: MIZU_KI, mizuhiki accessory artist, Nagoya area
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mizu_ki.03/
Exhibition: Memento Mori in NYC – The Art of Japanese Life and Death
November 5–6, 2026, RESOBOX, New York