Blue Silk Velvet Peony Tassel Hairpin for Hanfu and Weddings

Make a blue peony the focal point of your next occasion hairstyle. This handcrafted silk velvet flower hairpin combines pearl details, flowing tassels and cloisonné-style wirework for a floral finish to Hanfu, wedding and festive outfits.

Design highlights

• Silk velvet flower technique (绒花): creates the peony's textured floral detail.
• Cloisonné-style wirework (掐丝): adds fine outlining and structure to the design; this describes the wirework style rather than claiming enamel cloisonné.
• Pearls and tassels: bring decorative detail and movement to an updo.
• Blue color: offers a floral accent for coordinating with your outfit.

Materials and sizing

Listed materials are mulberry silk, pearls and metal wire. The pearl type and metal composition are unspecified. Sizing is listed as customizable, with length and design subject to slight variation; confirm your preferred dimensions before ordering a customized piece.

How to style it

Position the peony beside a bun or arranged updo, leaving the tassels free to hang. Pair it with Hanfu for portraits or use it as a floral accent for a wedding or celebration outfit. Keep nearby ornaments simple to let the peony stand out, and use additional pins as needed for your hair and chosen style.

Occasions and gifting

Consider this hairpin for weddings, traditional ceremonies, festivals and portraits, or as a gift for someone who appreciates Chinese-inspired floral accessories. Picture the blue blossom completing a carefully arranged hairstyle, with the tassels moving gently as you turn for a photograph.

Care and storage

Avoid water, perfume, styling sprays and harsh chemicals. Store dry in a soft-lined box or pouch with space around the flower to help preserve its shape. Handle the pin rather than pulling on the silk petals, wirework or tassels when placing or removing it, and do not force it through tightly secured hair.

A blue silk velvet peony and flowing tassels give this hairpin Christmas gift appeal for someone who enjoys Chinese-inspired floral craft.