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Vintage Japanese Kanzashi Set 1970s Floral Hairpins Comb Box Rare

Vintage Japanese Kanzashi Set 1970s Floral Hairpins Comb Box Rare

Regular price $378.50 USD
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Bring timeless Japanese elegance into your collection with this rare 1970s vintage kanzashi set, sourced directly from a Japan Government Auction. Beautifully preserved in its original display box, this set showcases the refined artistry and cultural heritage of traditional Japanese hair ornaments.

Unlike modern reproductions, this set is not plastic-made—it features carefully crafted materials with intricate floral and crane motifs, symbolizing longevity and good fortune. The warm amber tones and delicate detailing reflect the craftsmanship of the Showa era.

Traditionally worn with kimono, kanzashi were essential accessories for formal occasions such as weddings, tea ceremonies, and seasonal celebrations. This particular style resembles New Year (January) seasonal kanzashi, often associated with auspicious beginnings.


✅ Highlights

✅ Authentic 1970s Showa-era Japanese kanzashi set
✅ Sourced from Japan Government Auction
✅ Includes original display/storage box
✅ Elegant floral & crane motif design
✅ Traditional kushi comb and kogai hairpin set
✅ Beautiful amber-tone material (not plastic)
✅ Ideal for collectors, kimono styling, or display
✅ Rare complete set in well-presed condition


Additional Details

  • Era: 1970s (Showa period)
  • Origin: Japan
  • Material: Likely resin, lacquered wood, or celluloid-style traditional material
  • Condition: Vintage condition with minor signs of age (please refer to photos)
  • Includes:
    • Decorative kanzashi hairpins
    • Kushi comb
    • Kogai (two-piece hairpin)
    • Original storage/display box

Cultural Background

Kanzashi (簪) have been an essential part of Japanese fashion since the Edo period. By the 20th century, they evolved into both everyday and ceremonial accessories. Sets like this were often worn by maiko (apprentice geisha) and women attending formal events.

The crane and floral motifs seen in this set represent longevity, prosperity, and seasonal beauty, making it not only a fashion accessory but also a meaningful cultural artifact.


Perfect For

  • Japanese antique collectors
  • Kimono enthusiasts
  • Traditional hair styling
  • Display or interior decor
  • Unique cultural gift
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