Ruby Blue Flower 3 Pink Beads 1 Red Bead Tassel Hairpin - Wood

 Tassel hairpins have a long history in Chinese culture and are often associated with the traditional dress of Chinese women. The tassel hairpin, also known as liusu, is a decorative hair accessory with a tassel hanging from its end.

In Chinese culture, tassels are often used as a symbol of good luck and fortune. The use of tassels on hairpins is believed to have originated in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), when it was fashionable for women to wear hair ornaments with long silk tassels.

Tassel hairpins are still commonly worn today, especially during traditional Chinese celebrations and weddings. The tassel is often made of silk or other materials and can be decorated with beads, embroidery, or other embellishments.

In addition to their decorative value, tassel hairpins also have practical uses. They can be used to secure a woman's hair in an updo or to keep a hat or other head covering in place. Tassel hairpins are often passed down from generation to generation as a family heirloom and are treasured as a symbol of Chinese culture and tradition.

Size: 18cm

Weight: 30g

Material: glazed flower, colored stone, crystal