Rikka (六花) was created in response to repeated customer requests for a "tsumami earring that moves." The flower is built with hishi-tsumami, the sharper, more angular variant of the technique, then mounted to a brass hoop so it swings gently with the wearer. The result is a piece that reads sharp and modern from a distance and reveals its handwork only up close — easy to wear with office attire, easy to wear with a kimono.

Made from habutae silk (a thin, soft Japanese silk also used in traditional kanzashi) over a wood bead core, the earring is almost weightless on the lobe. Available in pierced and clip-on versions, in four colorways: antique rose, cement, ceramic, and white.

Made by Tsumami Kanzashi Ayano, the Matsudo workshop led by Ayano Fujii, a designated maker of Chiba Prefecture's traditional craft of Edo tsumami kanzashi.

• Material (flower): Silk (羽二重), wood bead core
• Material (hoop): Plated brass
• Flower diameter: 25 mm
• Hoop diameter: 25 mm
• Package size: 75 × 70 × H32 mm
• Colors: Antique Rose, Cement, Ceramic, White
• Options: Pierced or clip-on
• Care: Avoid water and friction; store flat in the box
• Origin: Matsudo, Chiba, Japan — handmade
• Maker: Tsumami Kanzashi Ayano (つまみかんざし彩野)
• Lead time: within 1 month — made to order

A workwear-friendly tsumami earring with real movement — sharp geometry that quietly turns out to be silk.