Plovers on the waves Obidome

Plovers on the waves Obidome
There is a metal fitting on the back to put a necklace through, so it can also be used as a large pendant.
Chidori is a pattern that has been loved by Japanese people since ancient times, and is written in Manyoshu.
It is a general term for small birds that can be seen on riverbeds and beaches, and is called a plover because it flies in flocks.
It is the work of silver Kanzashi artist HANAE in Kyoto.


◆Material◆
Silver

◆Size◆
Approximately 39 mm long x 39 mm wide

◆ Width of obi tightening ◆
Pass through to the five-minute string. *The photo shows a three-quarter cord.
*Depending on the volume of the room, it may not pass through. note that.


◆Precautions for use◆
☆When not using for a long period of time, lightly wipe away sweat and oil with a cloth and store in a zippered plastic bag to prevent it from turning black.
☆ If the silver part becomes black, please clean it frequently with a cloth for polishing precious metals or a liquid cleaner.