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Tsumami Zaiku Earrings / Clip-On Earrings – Serika Japanese Flower Jewelry

¥6,300
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Tsumami Kanzashi Ayano, Matsudo, Chiba

Serika Chirimen Earrings

Tsumami Zaiku Earrings / Clip-On Earrings – Serika Japanese Flower Jewelry

¥6,300
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Our shop ships outside Japan only. Meet the people who make these pieces instead, on a private craft visit guided by an interpreter or an English-speaking master.

日本国内への発送は行っていません。作り手を訪ねるプライベート体験をご案内しています。

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

Serika (千里花) is the everyday version of the workshop's signature pierced earring: small, round, and built from chirimen (Japanese crepe) using the centuries-old tsumami technique handed down from Edo-period kanzashi making. The chirimen weave gives each flower a slightly more matte, textured feel than the silk Tokyo Tokyo edition; the form is the same compact 15 mm circle that works under hair, over a high collar, or as a quiet point of color on a plain outfit.

Available in both pierced (titanium post) and clip-on versions, in four colorways spanning subdued ash blue, deep navy, peony pink, and white, designed to cross between kimono and Western dress, formal and casual, without overthinking it.

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): Rayon chirimen, acrylic pearls
  • Material (post & base): Titanium posts and backs (pierced); plated brass base
  • Flower diameter: 15 mm
  • Package size: 75 × 70 × H32 mm
  • Colors: Ainezu (藍鼠 / ash blue), Navy (紺), Peony (牡丹 / pink), 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

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.

The workshop's most accessible price point and a reliable first-experience piece of Japanese tsumami craft.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

Avoid water and friction; store flat in the box.

Questions about caring for this piece? Email support@j-doc.jp.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Shipping
Every order ships from Japan with a tracking number. In-stock items are dispatched within 1 to 3 business days. Made-to-order pieces take about one month to make, as noted on the product page. Once shipped, delivery usually takes 1 to 3 weeks depending on your location. See estimates by region.

Shipping cost
Free shipping on orders over around US$200. Smaller orders ship at a flat rate of ¥2,000 (around US$13).

Import duties
United States: import duties are prepaid by us and included in the price, so there is nothing extra to pay on delivery. Other countries: your local customs may charge import duties and taxes on delivery, and these are paid by the recipient.

Packaging
Your order arrives intact, or we replace or refund it. Fragile pieces are wrapped in several protective layers. If anything arrives damaged, email a photo to support@j-doc.jp within 10 days of delivery.

Returns
You can request a return within 10 days of receiving your order, as long as the item is unused and in its original packaging. Made-to-order and personalized items cannot be returned. To start a return, contact support@j-doc.jp. See our Refund Policy for details.

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