古代日本の男性が結った髪型。左右で髪を輪にして垂らし、紐や筒で留めた古風な姿になる。
使いどころ: 神話や古墳時代の衣装と合わせて使うとよい。
別名・表記ゆれ
日本語(Danbooru登録)
- みずら
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Danbooru の英語定義
A traditional Japanese male hairstyle, worn by men in the ancient period. It consists of two hair rings, short or long, one on either side of the head. These are looped down and back up, then secured in place with some sort of wrapping (a string, a hair tie, or hair tubes). Mizura was worn differently according to social status. Mizura should not be confused with shuangyaji, a Chinese female hairstyle worn higher up on the head or lower back, being more varying.