Japanese Hair Ornaments
The proud people of Japan have always been concerned with their outward appearance often putting much emphasis on luxurious hair. They often utilize Japanese Hair Ornaments known as Kanzashi. Kanzashi are miniature works of art steeped in mythology and tradition. This custom has historically been a very important part of the traditional Japanese garb. However, Japanese hair ornaments weren’t just aesthetically pleasing, some fulfilled a more utilitarian role as blessings to ward off evil spirits, others were used weapons, or they simply provided clues to the wearer’s social and economic status.
The most popular images of Japanese hair ornaments are those that involve the mysterious Geisha, who are often depicted wearing elaborate hair ornaments made of precious metals and rare stones. Japanese hair ornaments come in a few basic styles: known as the Fluttering Style, the Sword Style, the Comb Style, the Dome style, and the Princess Style. The Princess styles fan-like style and the Hana Kanzashi long streamers of delicate flowers are some of the easiest Japanese hair ornaments to recognize.
Women worldwide appreciate the femininity and beauty of these Japanese hair ornaments. The latest trend indicates women turning to Kanzashi for an elegant and classically feminine look. Dressing up their power-suits with a beautifully jeweled hair pin in the traditional sword style or adding an intricately adorned ornaments them to a long formal gown. Japanese hair ornaments are the ideal choice for someone who wishes to add refinement, distinction, and little culture to their wardrobe.
Today, this tradition is being celebrated by HonorBiz. HonorBiz, a leader in wholesale hair accessories, is proud to offer these unique hair ornaments. Visit our gallery to see examples of these fine hair accessories.
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