Springtime Garden Floral Hairpin: Dahlia & Aster Lively and cute, the Springtime Garden Floral Hairpin features a Dahlia and hand-painted Asters. A wonderful complement to a sweet, feminine boho outfit. Perfect for a boho woodland wedding. Size and Features Handcrafted using the Tsumami-zaiku technique Made with lightweight, glossy habutae silk fabric Partly hand-painted Embellished with millinery stamens and faux pearl beads Mounted onto bronze-colour U-pins, best suited for full or semi up-dos Large piece: 5.5 cm(w) x 4.5 cm(h) x 2.7 cm(t) Small piece: 4.2 cm(w) x 4.5 cm(h) x 2.5 cm(t) Please keep the piece dry. Do not wash. Remove dust with a clean brush. More Silk Floral Hairpins Accessories Find us on social media About Tsumami-zaiku Tsumami-zaiku is an artisan skill originated in the Japanese aristocracy, dating back to the late 18th century. Today, the craft is still used extensively to make exquisite floral headpieces for Maikos (apprentice Geishas). Tsumami-Zaiku is a delightful union of Japanese tradition, culture, and nature. We aim to bring this over two-century-old craft into modern fashion, so as to create distinctive, unique, and alternative headpieces. About Takara Takara is a British headpiece and accessory designer-maker based in Sheffield. We create beautiful, delicate and elaborate pieces for every special occasion. Our creations of distinctive designs and styles are made for women who want to show their individuality through fashion, and appreciate fine craftsmanship, originality, and quality. Not only are our pieces beautiful fashion items, each of them is a unique piece of wearable work of art. The magic happens in our little studio in Sheffield, where all of our pieces are meticulously handcrafted by Cora. Putting her soul into each and every piece she makes, Cora dedicates her full attention and care to her creations from start to finish. From designing to glue production, from flower-making to mounting, Cora focuses on every step along the way to create the most luxurious and exquisite piece for you. As an artist, Cora takes great inspiration from nature and creates a wide variety of flowers. Butterflies, birds, and the ocean are also her subject of interest and often appear in her work.
