610-JKT-KZR-15 -KAZARINO- Pierce Hanabishi pattern JAC-KZR-608-15

A Fusion of Tradition and Modern Design
These earrings feature contemporary interpretations of the traditional Japanese Kazarikanagu (decorative metal fittings) techniques and designs used to adorn shrines, temples, and Buddhist altars.
Crafted from copper, they feature a soft, elegant color reminiscent of rose gold.
Their gentle luster beautifully enhances the ears, adding a touch of elegance and luxury.
Combining the charm of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with innovative design, these earrings offer a perfect balance of classic beauty and modern sophistication.

Distinctive Designs Full of Character
The designs are inspired by plants and living creatures commonly featured in traditional Kazarikanagu decorative metalwork.
Each motif has its own unique character, adding a distinctive and elegant accent to your outfit.
Unlike ordinary accessories, these earrings feature auspicious motifs with special symbolic meanings, making them feel like personal good-luck charms for the wearer.

Versatile Elegance for Every Occasion
Their warm, skin-flattering color makes them easy to incorporate into everyday outfits, adding a subtle touch of elegance.
At the same time, their substantial feel and striking designs enhance special-occasion outfits, beautifully complementing traditional Japanese clothing and formal attire.
These versatile earrings are perfect for a wide range of occasions, from casual everyday wear to elegant formal events.

Tefutefu (Butterfly)
Tefutefu is a traditional Japanese auspicious pattern featuring butterflies, with its name derived from the historical Japanese spelling of "chocho," meaning butterfly.
Gracefully fluttering through the air, butterflies symbolize "resurrection," "rebirth," and "beautiful, healthy growth," representing wishes for beauty and positive transformation.

Hanabishi (Diamond-Shaped Floral Pattern)
Hanabishi is a traditional Japanese floral pattern that has long been used in family crests and decorative furnishings.
With its elegant and refined design, it is considered an auspicious pattern symbolizing prosperity, longevity, and nobility.

A World Without Decoration Lacks Beauty and Charm
KAZARINO is a brand that believes in the power of decoration to bring happiness to people's lives. Drawing on years of expertise in traditional Japanese Kazarikanagu (decorative metal fittings) craftsmanship, KAZARINO creates beautifully crafted items that enrich everyday life.
Each piece combines the luxurious luster of metal with the delicate decorative details that are the hallmark of traditional Kazarikanagu craftsmanship.
KAZARINO strives to create products that are not only beautiful but also bring a sense of satisfaction every time you hold them, becoming more cherished with each use.
Above all, KAZARINO aims to share the true power of decoration—the ability to lift your spirits, inspire confidence, and bring joy to your everyday life.

The History of KAZARINO
Kazarikanagu Takeuchi, the company behind KAZARINO, was founded in Kyoto in 1967 as a manufacturer of traditional Japanese lanterns (toro).
Today, the company primarily produces beautiful decorative metal fittings found in temples and shrines, as well as Buddhist altar fittings and ornaments.
By combining the craftsmanship of highly experienced artisans with modern manufacturing technology, the company consistently delivers high-quality products while preserving the natural warmth and character of traditional hand-carved metalwork.
KAZARINO products are born from this unique combination of skilled craftsmanship and advanced manufacturing techniques, developed through decades of experience at Kazarikanagu Takeuchi.

The Origin of the Name KAZARINO
While traditional Kazarikanagu (decorative metal fittings) is admired for its beauty, its applications have historically been limited.
KAZARINO was established with the desire to bring this remarkable traditional craftsmanship into modern everyday life and explore new possibilities for its use.
The name KAZARINO reflects this strong determination.

The Japanese kanji character "之" carries meanings such as "to move forward," "to go," and "to reach a destination."
This single character embodies the brand's firm commitment to moving steadily toward its dream of "bringing happiness to people through Kazarikanagu craftsmanship" and "pioneering new possibilities for traditional decorative metalwork."

Another reason for choosing this name is that "之" can be read as "no," just like the Japanese hiragana character "の," which connects words in a way similar to "of" in English.
This reading naturally conveys KAZARINO's philosophy of creating innovative products by applying the traditional techniques of Kazarikanagu craftsmanship in new and meaningful ways.

Kazarikanagu (decorative metal fittings) are traditional Japanese metal ornaments used to beautifully adorn temples, shrines, Buddhist altars, and portable shrines (mikoshi).
They have played an important role in Japanese culture since ancient times and can even be found in the Golden Hall (Kondo) of Horyuji Temple, one of the world's oldest surviving wooden buildings.

The Beauty and Function of Kazarikanagu
Characterized by intricate and elegant decorative designs, Kazarikanagu enhances the beauty of the structures and objects it adorns.
Beyond their decorative appeal, these metal fittings also serve practical purposes, helping to reinforce and protect buildings and other structures

How Is Kazarikanagu Made?
The main materials used are copper and brass sheets.
These metals are carefully shaped using traditional techniques such as carving, cutting, hammering, and bending. Finally, a metal plating is applied to give the finished pieces their distinctive luster and durability.

• -KAZARINO- Pierce Hanabishi pattern
  Product No.：JAC-KZR-608-15
  Size：About 55㎜ × 28㎜
  Weight：About 3g
  


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