Japanese Lacquer Geisha Kanzashi comb Kimono Traditional Hairpin Flying Crane

(Size)   : Length 13.5 × Width 9.3 × Height (Thickness) 2 cm / Length 5.31 × Width 3.66 × Height (Thickness) 0.78 inch

(Weight）：20 g

(Material) :  Acrylic resin, Urethane

(Origin) : Made in Japan / Yamanaka Urushi

(Condition) : Brand new

(Note) :

The long history of Yamanaka Lacquerware "Kanzashi" has a sense of luxury, and the pattern depicting the flowers blooming in the autumn field is a classy impression.

With Box

It is the beginning of Yamanaka Lacquer ware craft that people from the artisan group who moved to around Yamanaka Onsen in search of good materials in the 16th century.
In the middle of the Edo period, in addition to daily necessities such as firewood and trays, lacquerware will be developed along with hot springs, such as making and selling souvenirs for souvenirs at the request of people who came to hot springs.
In the first half of the 19th century, painting techniques and mural painting techniques were incorporated, and the foundation of the present beautiful Yamanaka Takamagi was built.