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Introducing seasonal hairpins ★ December, January, February ♡ Winter edition ★ The warmth of red and pink makes winter maiko look even cuter ♪

Hello! This is Tsujishita.

It looks like a warm winter this year!

The winter in Kyoto is very cold and I'm always freezing.

Even though it's a warm winter, if you come to Kyoto, please make sure to take proper precautions against the cold.

TodayKanzashi Blog Winter Edition!

We started introducing hairpins for the 12 months of the year in spring, and now we're finally at "winter"!!　

The key to winter hairpins is the gorgeous and basic small flowers.

April

Mochi flower

This is a rather unusual hairpin! Lol

This is a hairpin that maiko can wear before the New Year!

The ornaments include auspicious items and toys, making this a playful hairpin.

April

New Year

 

Once the new year begins, the maiko will be transformed into their New Year costumes.

If you want to customize it for the New Year, here are some points to keep in mind:

Black kimono, gold obi, and a hairpin with a dangling pine or winter chrysanthemum design.is!!

Please give it a try!

battledore

April

Xiaomeisha

One Plum

And for those who want to have it made to suit older women's tastes, here it is! A single plum blossom with no dangling!!

The plum hairpin with its large petals is very striking and looks well-balanced with the whole body.

As I collected my winter hairpins, I noticed that there were a lot of red and pink ones!

On the other hand, in summer, cool colors such as white and light blue are the main colors, and in winter, warm flowers are the main colors.

Are there any creative ideas to make it enjoyable for customers?

There are lots of lovely hairpins to enjoy each season, so be sure to check out the other seasons as well (^^♪