This hair ornament is made of pure silk habutae tsumami zaiku, woven using the traditional "nureyoko" method of the Kawamata region of Fukushima Prefecture, and then dyed with a gradation of "Suzuka-iro ink," a traditional craft from Mie Prefecture. It has been well-received by kimono lovers, and is attractive for its subtle yet elegant and delicate look. This hair ornament is made of pure silk habutae tsumami zaiku, woven using the traditional "nureyoko" method of the Kawamata region of Fukushima Prefecture, and then dyed with a gradation of "Suzuka-iro ink," a traditional craft from Mie Prefecture.
It has been well received by kimono enthusiasts, and its charm lies in its subtle yet refined and delicate look.It has been well received by kimono enthusiasts, and its charm lies in its subtle yet refined and delicate look.
