Description
This is a fishing rod hairpin that vividly depicts the fisherman reeling in the line and catching a sea bream.
This hairpin depicts a lucky red snapper (tai) leaping up after being caught with great force. The red natural stone represents the salmon roe used as bait, and the reel has a gimmick that allows you to reel in the chain, representing the fishing line, giving it a playful finish. The durable brass shaft makes it easy to use even for those with long hair, and it can be worn alone. This hairpin can be easily paired with Western clothing and kimonos, regardless of the season or whether you're wearing Japanese or Western clothing.
Designer's thoughts
The flexible fishing rod, the battle with the prey, the joy of catching it, and the delicious taste of it. This unique hairpin embodies all the charms of fishing. The details, such as the scales and movement of the tail fin of the red sea bream, have been carefully recreated with Wargo's unique design. It also incorporates a gimmick that lets you enjoy the action of winding the gear with the hand crank. It's recommended as a fashion accessory for outdoor outings or as a subtle accent for everyday clothing. A must-have hairpin for fishing enthusiasts.
| Item details | |
| material |
Brass, carnelian |
| size |
Shaft: approx. 15.3 cm / Motif: approx. 0.8 cm in height / approx. 1.4 cm in width / Drop: approx. 8.1 cm |
| Shaft Features | Although it is made of brass and is strong, it is a little short and thin, so it may bend if you apply too much force. For those with long or thick hair, it is recommended to insert it into a half-up style or tied up, or as a second hairpin for hairstyles. For those with shorter hair, it can be inserted into braids, etc. |
*You can use just one to tie up your hair.
*When using, please hold the shaft gently.
We sell handmade hairpins (kanzashi), each one carefully crafted to perfection.
We sell original hairpins and collaborative works by artists that can be worn casually with everyday wear or yukata, as well as traditional tortoiseshell hairpins, flower hairpins, and tsumami hairpins that go well with kimonos such as tomesode (long-sleeved kimono), furisode (long-sleeved kimono), and Shichi-Go-San (celebration of Shichi-Go-San). We also carry hair accessories and goods such as hair ties.
