Tsumami Kanzashi for Your Wedding
Remember those awesome boutonnieres I posted about earlier this week? Well unbeknownst to me they are actually a unique Japanese art form called Tsumami Kanzashi. Apparently, Kanzashi are a type of traditional hair ornament and Tsumami is a particular type of Kanzashi...from what I can tell they are hair ornaments made out of cloth (traditionally silk is used) instead of metal or other materials. It is also constructed using a traditional method. You can read more about it here. 
Though normally worn in the hair, the Tsumami Kanzashi we saw earlier were turned into boutonnieres and are from the Etsy shop of GocheMoche. Below are some samples of her Tsumami Kanzashi bouts and pins from her shop. They are a total steal and range from between $8-11
Labels: Accessories
posted by Anonymous at 5:07 PM
2 Comments:
DC Nearlyweds,
My name is Laura and I'm an Intern for Southern Wedding Style Magazine and I just had to comment of the Tsumami (not to be mistaken for Tsunami) Kanzashi's. this is a greadt and unique way to incorporate colors onto the men in the wedding party. The etsy shop is an amazing place to find unique handmade goods all over the world!
Keep up the great work!
Thanks!
Laura
what a sweet internship..!
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