什麼是TSUMAMI細工手藝?—What are Hana Kanzashi?
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【什麼是TSUMAMI細工手藝? What are Hana Kanzashi?】
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Delicate Kanzashi hairpins with seasonal floral motifs, worn by Maiko (apprentice Geishas). Hana Kanzashi (traditional Japanese flower-decorated ornamental hairpins) have seasonal flower motifs. Such hairpins, particularly those of high quality, have adorned the hair of Japanese women since the Nara period.
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They are associated with modern-day Kyoto—in particular with the Maiko, or apprentice Geisha, who live in Kyoto's Geisha Districts. New Hana Kanzashi are made when a maiko makes her debut (Kaomise). The Maiko wear different hairpins each month.
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還有專門用於祗園祭等特殊活動的髮飾。每個藝伎區以及春季和秋季所舉行的舞蹈表演中,佩戴的髮飾都有特定的設計。還可以選擇髮飾來搭配個人表演或服裝。
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There are also hairpins specific for special events such as the Gion Festival. There are set designs for each geisha district and for the hairpins worn at dance performances held in the spring and the fall. Hairpins can also be chosen to match individual performances or costumes.
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現代的Hana Kanzashi主要分為兩大類:Katsuyama髮飾(放置在頭頂上,相當大又長的裝飾品)以及Kanzashi髮飾(或 Daikan髮簪;其中一串有著三角形花瓣的裝飾,掛在主要的花朵上,被稱作為Bura )。
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Photo by: Takayama Kengo, A-PROJECTS
Supported by: Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts, Fureaikan
Text Written by: Yamamoto Masako(Research Fellow of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS))
Chinese Translated by: Cindy Liao
















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