Ties
Tie
Tuck closure
끼워 넣기kkiwo neoki
Rolls the cloth round a flat item and tucks the last corner into a gap, closing it without a knot.
- Meaning
- 'Tucking in' (끼워 넣기 = inserting, tucking)
- Does
- No knot: roll the cloth and tuck the last of it into a gap (used for flat items).
- Used in
- Gift-voucher wrap
- 1Roll the wrapped item.
- 2Push the remaining cloth into the gap at the top.
History & tradition
Modern technique; no datable origin
A knotless finish for flat items such as envelopes and vouchers: the cloth is rolled or folded and its last corner pushed into a gap. It is a modern presentation method rather than a recorded traditional one, though it shares the folded-envelope logic of formal document wraps.
The source read only covers modern knotted wraps generally; no historical source found for this closure.
Researched with low confidence.
Sources for this entry
두 번 묶기du beon mukgi