Sakura Hair Pin

• Material: Dark ebony-toned wood, gilt alloy branch, resin petals, carnelian beads
• Design: Cherry blossom branch, five open flowers, two buds, crystal drop
• Shape: Smooth plain shaft, tapered point
• Wear: Buns, twists and half-up styles

A Sakura Hair Pin on a Dark Wood Shaft

A branch of cherry blossom climbs the head of this pin: five open flowers in pale pink resin, each petal veined and slightly cupped, with a carnelian bead at the heart and a scatter of tiny rhinestones between them. Two smaller buds sit further along the gilt stem, one deep red, one barely opened, with small gold leaves folded around them. Below hangs a single lilac crystal bead on a fine thread. The shaft is dark ebony-toned wood, plain and smooth, tapering to a point.

Seven days a year, and then gone

The cherry blossom means what it means because it does not last. Japan built a whole season around watching it fall, and the Chinese court wore it long before that, for the same reason: a beauty that admits its own ending is worth more than one that pretends otherwise. Slide it through a low bun and the branch sits proud above the coil, the crystal swinging just below.

Where the cherry branch stays still, the Tassel Hair Pin hangs six inches of silk that sweeps your back as you walk.

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⚠️ Please remove this pin in any situation where the back of your head could strike a hard surface — contact sports, rough play, or a fall.