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February 2020: Aoi-tayuu, of Suehiro okiya, attending Kitano Tenmangu shrine’s annual Baika-sai (梅花祭, Plum Blossom Festival) hosted by the geiko of Kamishichiken. Her hairstyle, Kottai Ume, is a variation of another style called Kottai Tachibana.
Source: https://twitter.com/ayaka8700119/status/1232476680486182912?s=20
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February 2020: Aoi-tayuu, of Suehiro okiya, attending Kitano Tenmangu shrine’s annual Baika-sai (梅花祭, Plum Blossom Festival) hosted by the geiko of Kamishichiken. Her hairstyle, Kottai Ume, is a variation of another style called Kottai Tachibana.
Source: https://twitter.com/ayaka8700119/status/1232476680486182912?s=20
Nihongami: Hairstyles of the Karyukai - Tayuu, Shinzo & Kamuro
Historical Time Period: Mid-Edo Period - 2nd Half (1753-1789)
Hairstyle Name: Kottai Tachibana (古体 - 橘) lit. “Old Style - Japanese Citrus Fruits”
This hairstyle is meant to invoke the symbolism of the Japanese citrus fruit a.k.a. Tachibana. It’s normally a kimono motif prescribed to summer, but because it is considered a symbol of eternity, can also be found on garments with auspicious symbols or during the winter season. Knowing this, I would think it most appropriate for bandou shinzo (番頭新造), who work as personal secretaries for tayuu, and taiko shinzo (太鼓新造), shinzo who excelled at non-sexual fields and could perform at banquets.
