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---------------------------------------------------------------------- Place of production: Japan / Size: 15 x 1 x1 cm Materials: Brass, acrylic resin, glass / Note: Please note that the color of the product may vary slightly depending on the PC environment you view it on. [Cute Japanese design] A simple ball hairpin with two ornaments decorated with clear beads. The motifs include Japanese motifs such as camellias, cherry blossoms, and rabbits, which go well with Japanese clothing such as yukatas and kimonos. The swaying decorations are cute and create a feminine beauty. [Suitable for various occasions] If you have one hairpin, you can use it not only for everyday use, but also for Japanese clothing such as yukata and kimono, and for party hair arrangement, making it a perfect gift for women. . It has a Japanese motif and is a popular item among women overseas. It's stylish and allows you to securely hold your hair, so why not give it as a gift to yourself? [Stylish Japanese Design] Kanzashi is a traditional Japanese ornament. This hairpin is popular for its elegant design, with a large round ball and sparkling decorations attached to a brass shaft. The beads are transparent, and the origami cranes are a symbol of peace and elegance. [Suitable for various occasions] It goes well with Japanese clothing such as yukata and kimono, as well as everyday wear. It has a simple but classy design that can be matched with any outfit, so it is very convenient to have one and use it for various hair arrangements. There are four colors: red, blue, purple, and green, and you can choose which one to match your mood or outfit for the day. A single hairpin is easy to use and makes a great gift for women. The motif is an origami crane, which is reminiscent of Japan, and is a popular item among women overseas. This is a great product for everyday use, so why not give it as a gift to yourself?