Kanzashi are hair ornaments used in traditional Japanese hairstyles. Kanzashi were first used in Japan during the Jōmon period. During that time, a single thin rod or stick was considered to have mystical powers which could ward off evil spirits so people would wear them in their hair. Talented artist Sakae makes wonderful Kanzashi in the form of flowers and butterflies and she doesn’t tell what technique she use for this. But once you see these extremely natural looking Kanzashi it won’t matter how she did it. Enjoy!

The following images are well known all over the Internet but not all users know that they are part of Wallis advertising campaign. Wallis is British aspirational, premium high street brand. Slogan of this campaign launched in 1998 is “Dressed to Kill” and these images absolutely correspond slogan. Have fun!

British studio fantich and young have re-interepreted the humble dinner shoe by replacing a regular rubber sole with hundreds of dentures. the ‘apex predator shoe’ transforms the elegant savile row oxford shoe, inlaying 1050 fake teeth and accompanies an entire suit made of human hair and glass eyes.

Montblanc has announced its latest pen in the Artisan series of fine writing instruments. Essentially a tribute to Pablo Picasso the pen forms the shape of a pencil with the cap sporting a design inspired by the artists drawing “Portrait de jeune fille.” Worked from Mont Blanc’ signature precious resin and 18 carat gold, the nib features engraving inspired by the artist’s iconic drawing Ojo.

Beautiful and stylish jewelry inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding. Creative necklaces, bracelets, and earrings made by French designers Claire & Arnaud look like different origami animals. “Origami Jewellery” is sold in fashion stores all over the world.

Beautiful and creative drawings by talented American chalk artist David Zinn. Whimsical creatures were carefully drawn on stairs, walls, trees, and sidewalks of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Unique street art eventually will be washed away by the rain.