Kanzashi According To Season

Many, if not all kanzashi can be attributed to a traditional Japanese motif or in the case of this section attributed for use during a particular season. There are some kanzashi that go the non-traditional route and contain things like treasure ships, ladybugs, and even skulls. But for now, let us focus on those of a more traditional design. Each month commonly has certain motifs that correspond with it to represent aspects of that month. That being, the flowers growing at that time, various events that take place that month, or designs that harkens back in history to feature traditional symbols.

	Winter Kanzashi This section features kanzashi that are typically seen in use during the winter months of December, during the New Year, January, and February.
	Spring Kanzashi This section features kanzashi that is typically seen in use during the Spring months of March, April, and May.
	Summer Kanzashi This section features kanzashi that are typically seen in use during the Summer months of March, April, and May.
	Autumn Kanzashi This section features kanzashi that is typically seen in use during the Autumn months of September, October, and November.
	Non Traditional Flora Kanzashi This section holds some hana kanzashi that are based off of floras that aren't native to Japan or based off of traditional Japanese flora.

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