Takaya and his vegetal headpieces
10/01/2015.
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Japanese artist Takaya proposes headpieces with raw vegetables and flowers.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Flower arrangement as hair dress. Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
Takaya Hanayuishi. Image @ Hanyuishi.
The artist affixes this unusual form of decoration using clusters of plants, just like a florist would arrange a bunch of flowers, before pruning them with hairdressing scissors.
The designer has also created a range of headdresses specifically for men, which includes a hat of large purple petals from different plant species and a headpiece made from dried twigs, grasses and roots.
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TAKAYA HANYUISHI
Takaya, Hanyuishi born in 1975, Takaya started out in the world of culinary and in 2004, he started his work as a Flower Artist in Kyoto. Using only fresh flowers, he invented an original technique of art in the field of hair dressing, tying together people and flower. As a HANAYUISHI, he worked with many wedding occasions,live performances and media companies like NHK. For every face and every dress, ever proposal tailored to fit that one individual.
