깍지 Kkakji (Korean thumb rings)

[@lakshwadeep]

Turks are not the only ones to use thumb rings. They were used all across Asia and some parts of Africa, including India, Persia, China, Mongolia, and Korea. Also, Turkish thumb rings have a rounder "lip" than Korean thumb rings.

[@freejutube]

thanks for sharing, really instructive ! (and for the su-kkakji, i find the perfect simplicity of the adjustment leather strap very satisfying, "conceptually")

[@bardfinn]

The leather loop as a shim is very clever.

[@hwalkkun]

3시간만에 다 만들었다는 얘기입니까? 대박이네요.

[@오고락지]

엔젤하이로라는 사이트에서 운영하는 위키백과인데 거기에 깍지 관련 항목 자료로 첨부 했습니다

[@hwalkkun]

@timuruk I know Korean thumbring is quite similar to Turks. But these are absolutely Korean thumbrings. Can I see your zihgir?

[@petelsd]

Hello, I am in the process of acquiring the male ring. Is the release using the male ring very different from the female ring? Thanks!

[@1388afshin]

no , the thumb ring was used by many Asian tribes like Scythian,Persian,Parthian,Korean and Turks And Mangolian for more than 4000 years.

[@cherdrol]

Beautiful!

[@hwalkkun]

@HSarms 엔하위키가 무엇입니까?

[@hwalkkun]

Thank you!

[@andybing1766]

where can I get the second style of ring as I already have the first

[@krazyyak187]

I made second thumb ring using ebony, horn and camel bone.

[@matthewvassar9686]

Man, I would love to see how that is made, with 3 materials. ​@krazyyak187

[@jacklee4167]

where can I buy this?

[@hwalkkun]

What does 'lodge' mean?

[@오고락지]

좋네요. 엔하위키에 게재해도 되겠습니까?

[@haryono.gurumu]

It's like zihgir.

[@hwalkkun]

2만5천원인데요.

[@1388afshin]

even the name of "Zihgir" is not turkish and has a persian root means : "zih" : string and "gir" :grabing

[@hwalkkun]

Hello. I think... 47pounds~50pounds.

[@hwalkkun]

Thanks.

[@hwalkkun]

Thanks for watching.

[@showjaymayhem]

내가 미쳤지.. 깍지만든다고 3시간동안 나무깎음. 걍 3만원주고 살걸 ㅜㅜ

[@timuruk]

what do you mean "korean" ??? everybody knows, archery thumb ring make by Turks and its name is "Zihgir".