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The hair ornaments, called 'kanzashi,' were originally worn thousands of years ago to ward off evil spirits. In more modern times, they were simply decorative objects used to augment or hold large/complicated hairstyles in place. Their usage has declined, and are usually worn with traditional clothing, but are still certainly worn by anyone looking to add a stylish touch to their hair.
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How did the Arawak wear their hair?
The Arawak people traditionally wore their hair long and often braided or tied back. Hair ornaments and feathers were also commonly used for decoration.
What did Greek women wear on special occasions?
they usually wore hair ornaments, tunics, and sandals.
What do Japanese people look like?
Japanese people usually have black hair, or if they're old, they will have white or grey. Many of them wear glasses. They have squinted eyes, unlike in their cartoons.
In what country do people wear kimonos?
Japanese people wear Kimonosjapan
What does Japanese people wear?
robes
What do Japanese people wear?
== == everything
Why do Japanese people wear masks in public?
Japanese people wear masks in public when they are sick. It is considered courteous to do so for the sake of people around them.
What do japanese people wear on New Year's Day?
Japanese wear kimono on new years day
What jewelry do Japanese people wear?
Much like in other cultures, Japanese people may wear earrings, bracelets, necklaces, or rings.
What dress do Japanese people wear today?
What dress do English people wear today? What dress do Indian people wear today? What dress do Italian people wear today? It changes for everyone. Typically, Japanese people tend to wear similar clothes to the west. They also commonly wear more traditional Japanese clothes such as Kimonos and Yukatas, which I presume is your true question.
Do Japanese wear kimonos?
A kimono is the traditional costume of Japan. Some Japanese people do wear kimono, yes.
What is a physical ornaments?
Things like nose studs, lip rings, cheek embellishments and the like.
