Handmade hair flowers in many sizes and variations

HAIR FLOWER AS A SIMPLE CLIP

Small hair flowers add the finishing touch to a simple outfit and set great accents - and they can be exotic or made of the right material to match the summer season.

High-quality hibiscus flowers made of fabric, frangipani foam flowers, flowers made of velvet and constantly new creations are part of our range. Our flowers are attached to the hair with a crocodile clip. The clips are covered with fabric so that the hair is protected.

HAIR FLOWERS - OUR MULTI-TALENT WITH MANY FUNCTIONS

One summer we succeeded in creating a special highlight when we developed our multifunctional flowers. They are worn in the hair either on the side or on the back of the head over the Gibson roll. However, with a trick and the included accessories, these clip-on flowers can be used as a flower brooch on a blouse or, thanks to Velcro, as a hat flower (only works with Miranda's Choice hats).

FLOWER CROWN

If you talk about flowers, you probably can't avoid the great Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo is not only an icon of the women's movement, but her flower hair accessories also make her an icon.

Our flower crowns are fixed on a base and come with a hair band.

HAIR FLOWERS - A FLOWERY STORY

Aloha! As early as the 1950s, people used other cultures to decorate themselves or their homes (Tiki culture). It's hard to imagine a rockabilly outfit without a hibiscus or frangipani flower in the hair. A flower wreath is also totally on trend for romantic weddings and emphasises the bride's feminine charisma.  

Throughout its history, the flower wreath has had very different meanings. In ancient times it was a symbol of fertility, in the Middle Ages it was associated with fertility, in the 1970s the flower wreath symbolised rebelling against convention. In some countries, a flowery hair ornament is part of the traditional costume. In Japan, for example, there is the Kanzashi, a hair ornament with flowers of a certain month, which is worn in the traditional Japanese hairstyle of women.

One of the most famous wearers of hair flower ornaments is probably the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. In fact, hair flowers have a very old history and are even among the oldest headdresses in the world.