Longquan Celadon Hairpin – New Chinese Style Ceramic Sword &Cloud Ruyi Hair Stick

Product Specifications

Design Inspiration Story

Longquan celadon is admired for its calm glaze tone, gentle texture, and elegant classical beauty. Its soft green-blue color resembles mist over mountains, clear rain after spring, and the quiet atmosphere of old Chinese courtyards.

The sword hairpin expresses upright character, elegance, and a refined ancient style, while the cloud-pattern Ruyi hairpin symbolizes good fortune, smooth wishes, harmony, and auspicious blessings. Together, these two designs bring ceramic craftsmanship into wearable Chinese-style hair accessories.

Product Uses

• Hanfu hairstyle decoration
• Qipao, Mamian skirt, and New Chinese Style outfit matching
• Daily bun, updo, and half-up hairstyle styling
• Tea ceremony, cultural event, festival, and wedding guest styling
• Ancient-style photography, portrait shooting, and video styling
• Elegant gift for lovers of Chinese ceramics and traditional hair ornaments

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Care Instructions

• Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing.
• Store separately in a padded jewelry box or soft pouch.
• Keep away from hard impact, dropping, and heavy pressure.
• Clean dust gently with a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemical cleaners.
• Handle ceramic parts carefully when inserting or removing from hair.

Things to Avoid

• Do not drop or knock the ceramic hairpin against hard surfaces.
• Do not bend, press, or twist the hairpin forcefully.
• Do not wear while sleeping, bathing, swimming, or exercising.
• Avoid storing with sharp metal jewelry that may scratch the glaze.
• Keep away from extreme temperature changes to reduce ceramic stress risk.

PS: Longquan celadon ceramic accessories should be handled with care. Ceramic glaze may show slight handmade texture or subtle color variation, which is part of the charm of celadon-inspired craftsmanship.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What material is this hairpin made of?

It is made from Chinese Longquan celadon ceramic, known for its soft glaze tone and refined traditional beauty.

What are the available styles?

There are two style options: the sword hairpin is approximately 18cm, and the cloud-pattern Ruyi hairpin is approximately 19cm.

Is it suitable for Hanfu and Qipao?

Yes. The celadon tone, sword shape, cloud pattern, and Ruyi motif make it suitable for Hanfu, Qipao, Mamian skirts, tea ceremonies, and New Chinese Style outfits.

Is ceramic fragile?

Ceramic should be handled carefully. Avoid dropping, hard impact, heavy pressure, and extreme temperature changes.

Can this be given as a gift?

Yes. It is suitable as a gift for lovers of Chinese ceramics, Hanfu culture, traditional hair ornaments, and Eastern aesthetics.