Tsumami Zaiku Brooch Purple & Orange Gradient – Fireworks Japanese Silk Pin

Fireworks Silk Brooch, Purple and Orange

Name: Tsumami Zaiku Brooch Purple & Orange Gradient – Fireworks Japanese Silk Pin
Brand: Tsumami Kanzashi Ayano
Price: 20000 JPY
Availability: OutOfStock

Tsumami Zaiku Brooch Purple & Orange Gradient – Fireworks Japanese Silk Pin

¥20,000

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We sat down with Ayano Fujii in her Matsudo workshop, where every petal is folded by hand.

A silk fireworks (hanabi, 花火) brooch, folded petal by petal in the centuries-old tsumami technique. Japan's summer firework festivals didn't start as entertainment. They began as memorials, with shells launched to console the dead and to pray for health, peace, and protection from disease. That history is the reason hanabi feels, even now, more solemn than celebratory at the moment of the first burst.

This piece captures that first burst: the single flare that opens the night. The petals run from saturated purple at the base into warm orange and yellow tips, against a purple silk ground rather than the usual deep black, so the brooch reads like a sky just before full nightfall. Glass parts catch light at the center the way the highest sparks do.

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 (motif): Silk, glass parts
Material (back): Plated brass brooch pin
Width: 45 mm
Package size: 75 × 70 × H32 mm
Color: Purple to yellow/orange gradient
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

Note: Because each piece is folded entirely by hand, no two are exactly alike. Slight individual differences in shape, petal angle, and color are natural to the craft.

A statement summer piece with weight to its meaning, and a memorable yukata or evening-dress accent.

Avoid water and friction; store flat in the box.

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