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Tsuru (crane) hairpin crafted from habutae silk.

Ume (plum blossoms) are frequently mentioned in Japanese poetry as a symbol of spring.

Designed to complement our last crane piece with matching floral motifs.

Eternal Sakura silk hairpin accented with Japanese bells and brass beads.

Ombre blue hydrangea (ajisai) silk hair ornament. Message us if interested!

A Pokémon themed kanzashi with pink, light blue, and white as the hues. Hand-dyed habutae silk. Prev

Pink Chrysanthemum and Crane

Ajisai (hydrangea) is an ever-popular maiko kanzashi motif for the month of June. Message us if inte

Pastel tsumami kanzashi crafted from hand-dyed habutae silk

myampgoesto11:Beautifully designed traditional Japanese Kanzashi hair ornaments by Sakae

Three stages of making a kanzashi piece: the raw fabric, the cut squares, and the final piece. Somet

Sakkou-inspired  double crane with golden pine kanzashi. [Sold]

April 2018: maiko Ryouma dancing at the Heian Shrine by wataame3802 on InstagramNew blog is up! Visi

Japanese stamps are so pretty! Here are plates with kimono fashion over the years (from Heian to Edo

“Cherry Blossom in Bloom.” Crafted from habutae silk, glass pearls, florist wire, and a

Wisteria (fuji) in rich blue ombre

japaneseaesthetics:Japanese Edo Period Silver and Gilt Hair Pin (Kanzashi).  About early 19th centur

myampgoesto11:Beautifully designed traditional Japanese Kanzashi hair ornaments by Sakae

tanuki-kimono: 簪 Kanzashi (Japanese hairpins) and いち止 Ichidome (hairstops), handy charts by Edo love

Crane (tsuru) crafted from habutae silk. [Sold]

Antique obi depicting a kusudama (flower ball, lit. ”medecine ball”) made from beautifully intricate

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