This is a cloisonné barrette with camellias appearing three-dimensionally on a hammered copper base with cloisonné glaze.
The glass cloisonné ware, which easily breaks on impact, is decorated with a ribbon braid to protect it.
Using cotton pearl beads and real gold-coated beads as key points, the design combines a classic and modern feel.
The appeal of cloisonné is its strong glassy shine.
It uses Japanese-made barrette parts that are lighter and more sturdy than they look.
Pig suede is pasted on the back.
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●About cloisonne ware●
A traditional technique in which a colorful glass glaze is placed on a metal surface and baked at high temperatures.
In English it is also called cloisonne enamel, but in Japan it is called shippo.
Shippo means seven treasures, and the name comes from the meaning of a beautiful item that resembles the seven kinds of treasures found in Buddhist scriptures.
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*When resold, some designs may change without notice.
*This uses ready-made alloy metal fittings.
*Please be careful if you have metal allergies.
* Cloisonné is sensitive to strong impacts and may break, so please handle with care.
*The ribbon braid is sewn in place with thread, so please handle it gently as it is a very delicate item. Also, please be careful when using it as it is a delicate item that is easily damaged by water or dirt.
*If the item has already been sold on another site, it will be switched to "Display".
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■SIZE■
Overall: Length approx. 4cm Width approx. 9cm Height approx. 2.5cm Body: Approx. 30g
■Material■
Cloisonné, rayon, glass beads, pig suede, etc.
The glass cloisonné ware, which easily breaks on impact, is decorated with a ribbon braid to protect it.
Using cotton pearl beads and real gold-coated beads as key points, the design combines a classic and modern feel.
The appeal of cloisonné is its strong glassy shine.
It uses Japanese-made barrette parts that are lighter and more sturdy than they look.
Pig suede is pasted on the back.
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●About cloisonne ware●
A traditional technique in which a colorful glass glaze is placed on a metal surface and baked at high temperatures.
In English it is also called cloisonne enamel, but in Japan it is called shippo.
Shippo means seven treasures, and the name comes from the meaning of a beautiful item that resembles the seven kinds of treasures found in Buddhist scriptures.
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*When resold, some designs may change without notice.
*This uses ready-made alloy metal fittings.
*Please be careful if you have metal allergies.
* Cloisonné is sensitive to strong impacts and may break, so please handle with care.
*The ribbon braid is sewn in place with thread, so please handle it gently as it is a very delicate item. Also, please be careful when using it as it is a delicate item that is easily damaged by water or dirt.
*If the item has already been sold on another site, it will be switched to "Display".
・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・
■SIZE■
Overall: Length approx. 4cm Width approx. 9cm Height approx. 2.5cm Body: Approx. 30g
■Material■
Cloisonné, rayon, glass beads, pig suede, etc.