A symbol of imperial grace and Japanese elegance, this women's kimono hairpin features a golden flower with pale pink enamel petals. Finely crafted, it transforms any hairstyle into a work of art.
A headpiece with a princely allure
The double golden stem delicately hugs the shape of the bun, ensuring support and refinement. The central flower is set with a pearly pearl, surrounded by luminous rhinestones and colorful enamel leaves. A fine chain adorned with falling pearls extends the movement, adding fluidity and sparkle to the ensemble.
Features
- Double gold metal rod : stable support, traditional design.
- Pink and gold enamelled peony : careful details, noble finish.
- Hanging pearls : dancing and luminous effect as you move.
- Floral ornament inspired by Japanese headdresses : ideal for formal outfits or hanfu.
Floral elegance for ceremony or refined everyday life
Wear this women's hair pin with a chic kimono or a simple dress to enhance your hairstyle. It attracts attention while maintaining a discreet charm, perfect for expressing your femininity with poetry.
Let this imperial flower crown your hairstyle and reveal the sovereign in you.

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The Kimoky universe
At Kimoky, the kimono becomes an art of living.
Our creations are inspired by traditional Japan and are open to all identities.
Flowing, soft, elegant, they can be worn freely — in the city, at home or on the beach.
Women's, men's, or label-free: each kimono celebrates movement, uniqueness, and style.
Kimoky is the freedom to wear who you are.
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