Happiness-Bringing Hair Scrunchie with Chrysanthemum Pattern

A unique beauty that brings happiness to you. The materials for this piece are kimono fabrics with auspicious patterns, carefully selected from thousands of fabrics sleeping in wardrobes. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted with the wish for the happiness of the person who holds it. A Japanese Gift Utilizing kimono fabrics stored in wardrobes, we create beautiful and charming items from small pieces of cloth, adhering to the local Miyagi Prefecture elderly women's adage: "Don't discard even a cloth that can wrap three adzuki beans." These are well-received as gifts for small tokens of appreciation or greetings. An Item to Add Radiance to Your Back View These hair ornaments blend beautifully not only with kimonos and yukatas but also with any attire. They allow the wearer to express their individuality. They can be used as retro-modern hair accessories, armbands, or book bands. Having one in your bag is convenient. A Symbol of Happiness: Auspicious Patterns Auspicious patterns, used as "symbols of happiness" for their good fortune, offer a glimpse into the profound depth of Japanese culture passed down through generations. <Chrysanthemum Pattern> "Longevity," "Wish for Rejuvenation," "Wish for Health" Chrysanthemums were believed to have anti-aging properties and were used medicinally. They are considered the king of herbs and a symbol of longevity. Happiness to Behold, Joy to Collect The kimono fabrics adorned with auspicious patterns are items that bring a sense of happiness just by gazing at them. By collecting your favorite pieces, you can enjoy creating your own personal gallery. *Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Products are sold individually. Product Details Kimono Scrunchie [Size] Inner diameter 4cm, Outer diameter 12.5cm [Material] Kimono fabric / Lining: Cotton, etc. <Let's Contribute to Clothing Upcycling Together> WATALIS has collected and remade over 12 tons of old kimono fabrics to date. By picking up our creations, kimono fabrics that have been sleeping in wardrobes across the country find a new purpose. We are grateful for our customers who help us expand the cycle of upcycling. We introduce our regional resource upcycling efforts in a video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgrpvHXTt6Q <Notes on Purchase> ※ As all items are handmade, please understand that each piece is unique and may vary slightly in size, shape, and pattern. ※ In rare cases, if we obtain particularly well-preserved kimono fabric, we may produce multiple items from the same fabric. Please understand that the pattern placement may differ slightly from the photograph due to the cutting position of the fabric. ※ Please note that the color and texture may appear different from the actual product on your screen. If you have any concerns, please contact us or refrain from purchasing. ※ Since the kimono fabrics used as materials are often secondhand and their material is not specified, it is often difficult to identify the exact material. We carefully inspect and process them, including washing, before remaking. Depending on the fabric, some may fade or shrink when wet, so please handle them with care. ※ As we also sell on other sites, please forgive us if an item is sold out.