Antique Japanese Mimikaki-Gata Kanzashi Hairpin, c. 1850–1910 Cricket Fighting an emblem of longevity and
Description
an emblem of longevity and autumn beauty
75" reproduction print of a Japanese Edo era ukiyo-e (woodblock print) from c
Having been well used and well loved the fabric remains in good antique condition
Artist: Signed Ittan (一反)
Antique Japanese Mimikaki-Gata Kanzashi Hairpin, c. 1850–1910 Cricket Fighting an emblem of longevity andAntique Japanese Mimikaki Gata Kanzashi Hairpin, c. 18501910 OVERVIEWA late EdoMeiji tama kanzashi () featuring a green glass bead and an integrated mimikaki (ear pick) tipan ingenious, dual purpose hair ornament used in traditional Japanese coiffure. KEY DETAILS Type: Kanzashi hairpin (mimikaki gata; two prong shank) Materials: Bronze (patinated), green glass bead Period: Late Edo to Meiji era, circa 18501910 Dimensions: Approx. 7. 25 in (18. 4 cm)
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