Takaya Hanayuishi made the move from his most outstanding culinary background to fauna in 2004, whereby he introduced a new style of hairdressing that incorporates freshly-cut flowers and vegetables. Through the use of the same attention and care in which he soulfully dedicated to preparing his complex dishes, the self-taught artist first affixes the bouquet of plants to styled hair, carefully arranges them like a florist, and only then begins the pruning process with a pair of hairdressing scissors.
He describes himself as “the one who ties together flower and person”, and makes sure every single masterpiece is cut especially to fit the individual’s face and dress.
Now a days, his one-of-a-kind craftsmanship is being commissioned for weddings, live performances, and media companies.
A poem that best describes Takaya's work:
Remembering the time when I had a flower clipped in my hair,
Remembering the time when flowers were close to me,
Tying flowers like tying hair,
HANAYUI
Nature, trees and flowers, dressing up elegantly,
The flower artist, TAKAYA,
The one who ties together flower and person, HANAYUISHI.
Not a single component is made before hand—everything is done on site.
Via: Ecouterre
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OMG!! these are brilliant
Do these come with an expiry date ?
Poem for Takaya:
Remembering flowers belong in vases
Remembering Vegetables belong in Health food shops
TAKANO
Humans belonging tied up in Assylums
Not Three tied together
NONAYUISHI NO!
@Shaamilla -you are so funny
Lol an expiry date, im sure after their use, you can always put them in a vase. I do feel that for a wedding, designing your own could be fenominal and beautiful. You will most certainly be one of the most fashionable brides ever to walk the isle :)
incredible
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