Tuesday, June 26, 2007
atelierkanawa: kimono hairpin
vintage kimono plum-blossom long hairpin
back to serious posts. something blue! and funky and long and dangly. visit atelier kanawa's store to read more on the dying art of tsumami, or fabric "pinching", practiced in japan since the early 1600s. tsumami kanzashi, flower combs and hairpins, can be worn in weddings and sound like a lovely tradition.
the two tiny bells ring as you walk -- or if you prefer stealth to the altar, you can detach the long strands and wear the flower alone. also available in cherry blossom or chrysanthemum to match the season; a very educational lesson on the stages of geisha and more at atelierkanawa.etsy.com
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I just came across your blog and have been spending some time reading your past posts. I love this concept, and you obviously have great taste. As soon as etsy is back up and running, I'll have to check out some of these links. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautifully made whimsical hair decoration.
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