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Japanese cloisonne beads as kanzashi rather than ojime
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07/23/2017, 09:08:12

Is the metal bead Japanese, or could it be a recycled Chinese court necklace bead?

Any thoughts on the dating of these pieces?

Metal bead with silver and enamel
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07/23/2017, 09:09:37

Views of the pins
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07/23/2017, 09:12:16

A Kyoto style kanzashi
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07/24/2017, 16:15:29

Seems designed to be a hairpin right from the start, instead of using a bead.

Edo-style glass beads as kanzashi - seller says they're 1950s
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07/25/2017, 19:57:58

Or could they be recent Indonesian? Are they imitating Japanese beads?

Modified by beadiste at Wed, Jul 26, 2017, 08:05:41

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07/25/2017, 20:04:39