Making Chinese ronghua绒花(Handmade fluffed silk flower) by 许潇潇

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Making Chinese ronghua绒花(Handmade fluffed silk flower) by 许潇潇

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BLUE BUTTERFLY ORCHIDS | HANDMADE RONGHUA 绒花 (SILK VELVET FLOWER) HAIR VINE by LANSEI CHINA
Has this been mentioned? Their earrings here and some other scenes are ronghua 绒花 a type of traditional craft. It's translated as velvet flowers and it's a process of using silk threads to make originally flowers hence the 花, but now people make all sorts of things.
If anyone's ever seen videos or attempted it is not an easy process. Master craft people can make it seem fast and easy, but that takes awhile to get to. There's many different techniques including flat petals and puffier versions like these that can be made into animals and tails too! In theory these wouldn't be too hard because it looks like just one piece spun, but whole flowers or even a 盆景 is a lot of work. To get evenly fluffy too takes practice!
Actually, going back to before revealing themselves as 九尾狐 they didn't wear the fuzzy cute vaguely tail shaped earrings but started wearing after the reveal.
Only thing in my head was gaaaaaaaayyyyy
Also featured on one of the costume/thematic teasers gjm sent out.
Guys, I was staring so long in the beginning episodes bc I was like I swear that's 绒花. Ok that and the gay.
Hi hanfu tumblr! I'm not sure who to ask about this, but is it appropriate to wear the hairpins (I think theyre called zan, and notably the velvet flower / ronghua type style) with non-hanfu outfits? Like, just regular outfits?
I think they're absolutely stunning, but I know, even if I had a hanfu that was like. frmo my dreams. i'd never end up wearing it
lotus hair ornaments
custom hair clips made in ronghua(絨花), silk velvet flower art
a good friend asked me to make this set for them, I'm quite pleased with how they turned out. They are lotuses and lotus leaves on hairclips :)

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If you don’t mind me askin, do own and hafus? If not, do you have any favourites?
Hi! Thanks for the question, and sorry for taking ages to reply! (image via)
Yes, I do own a few hanfu. Here's a list of hanfu & hanfu accessories I currently own:
3 quju + 1 matching dachang
1 jiaoling (cross-collar) ruqun set (jiaoling ru + banbi + qun + pibo)
2 duijin (parallel-collar) shanqun sets (duijin shan + moxiong/dudou + qun + pibo)
1 Song dynasty-style set (beizi + shan + moxiong + baidiequn)
1 mamianqun
1 hanyuansu one-piece dress
1 pair of shoes
A few hairpins & a necklace
My favorite is probably the Song dynasty-style set by 上遥居 that I got from Nüwa Hanfu. It has a lovely color palette of lilac, pink, and white, light & ethereal fabrics, and exquisite floral embroidery & pearl accents. Perfect for spring!:
I'm also in love with this gorgeous handmade ronghua hairpin I recently got from 卿子手作 (seriously, the photos don't do it justice):
I'm looking into getting a bag next, since I realized I don't really have a matching bag to wear with my hanfu. In particular, I've been eyeing this cute embroidered swallow-motif crossbody bag from 瞳莞:
Feel free to share favorite hanfu acquisitions in this post! ^^
traditional ronghua for chinese hanfu by 90后扬州绒花非遗传承人
绒花 ronghua by 云中手作
the artist post the process of making the top one here. The colour scheme was inspired by A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains 千里江山图.