This hairpin can be used for a wide range of occasions, from formal to casual. Keiji Horiguchi is a member of the Kagawa Prefectural Artists Association and a contemporary artist of Sanuki lacquerware, producing traditional Kagawa lacquerware. Sanuki lacquerware is a traditional craft established during the Takamatsu domain era of the Edo period. This hairpin will elevate your kimono style, and by matching it with your favorite kimono, you can add an accent to your outfit. Simply insert it gently into your hair in casual or party scenes. It is recommended for both woven tsumugi and dyed kimonos, so why not enjoy Japanese accessories with a sense of playfulness? ●Size: Length: Approximately 16cm *Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. ●Condition: Beautiful and in very good condition. Please understand that this is a used item before purchasing. ●Other notes: The colors may appear different depending on your monitor, so please be aware if you are particular about subtle colors. 【 Keiji Horiguchi 】 Born in Osaka in 1950 Studied under lacquer artist Tadao Onishi in 1967 Left Mr. Onishi and studied in Ishikawa Prefecture in 1970 Returned to Takamatsu and began his career as an artist in 1973 Solo exhibition in Osaka, overseas exhibition in Sri Lanka in 1985 Dedicated himself to his artistic activities in 2002 Moved to Maruichi Iiyama-cho in 2015, where he currently resides We also have many other items for sale, including kimonos, obi, Japanese accessories, antiques, and brand artists. Please take a look here: #kafekimono