Originating from the ancient Jōmon period in Japan, the kanzashi is a rod or stick worn in the hair. This accessory evolved over time to include other ornaments such as hair clips and fabric flowers. Today they are worn by geishas and brides.
Artist from Tokyo Sake (formerly) continues this age-old tradition through a continuous series of modern-day switchbacks. Using liquid resin and wire, she meticulously styles cherry blossoms, hydrangeas and spider lilies into graceful, wearable pieces.
Discover these delicate works in depth about her website.
