Kumihimo is an ancient Japanese form of braiding using multiple strands of cord and/or ribbon. Kumihimo braids are very popular for bracelets but can also be used in necklaces.

During the Jomon period, primitive braids appeared that could be considered the predecessors of kumihimo, or Japan's first kumihimo. During this period, braids were used to create patterns …

Kumihimo is Japanese for “gathered threads”, and is an ancient Japanese form of braid-making. You interlace strands of cords and ribbons in a certain order, then you have a strong, …

Jul 6, 2025 · In this FREE video introducing you to Kumihimo Basics, Angela K. Schneider guides you through the process of creating a simple braid. She covers materials as well as how to …

Kumihimo is the traditional Japanese technique of braiding strands of silk to create intricately colored cords. The cords, also called kumihimo, are strong but slender, and have a multitude …

Free patterns, tutorials, tips, and resources for kumihimo braiding. Learn about kumihimo history, the disk and the marudai.

Kumihimo is a Japanese form of braid-making. Cords, ribbons, silks and a variety of other fibers or combinations of fibers and beads are interlaced to form braids.

Her kumihimo designs stand out from the crowd with the addition of pearls, gemstones and custom focal pieces designed under the Gaskell Shankey Jewelry brand. In addition to …

May 20, 2025 · Kumihimo is a traditional Japanese craft where multiple fine threads are woven together diagonally to form a single cord. Depending on the number of threads used, the …

Sep 2, 2018 · Kumihimo is a centuries-old Japanese technique for braiding silk strands together. In beaded kumihimo, beads are strung on the cords before braiding.