Minimalism
An aesthetic tendency in rope practice that values fewer wraps, cleaner lines and greater restraint.
Definition
Minimalism in rope refers to an aesthetic and practical preference for using less rope, fewer wraps, and simpler structures to achieve expressive or functional aims. It is one of several recognised aesthetic tendencies within Japanese-influenced traditions.
Discussion
Minimalism is not synonymous with simplicity of intent; a minimalist tie may be as considered and demanding as a highly elaborate one.