Handmade baby hairband. Three crocheted flowers made with French linen yarn are layered together ꕤ Because the baby period is fleeting and precious, We want you to enjoy the days and events you spend with your baby ✩︎⡱ With that in mind, each flower is carefully crocheted with love ( ˊᵕˋ ) We deliver a warm, handmade hairband ∗︎*゜ You can see other works from here ☆ #rameriababy Simple, so it's perfect for celebrations and events, as well as everyday use! ＊When leaving the hospital after birth ＊Newborn photo ＊Matching with ceremonial dresses for the first shrine visit, etc. ＊100-day celebration ＊Half birthday ＊New Year's, Doll Festival, etc. It also goes well with ceremonial dresses and hakama (kimono) rompers ♪ Free size band that can be worn from newborns Recommended for wear up to around 2 years old. Please wear this hairband and take lots of cute photos of your precious child ♪ 【Details】 ・The flowers are made with high-quality 100% French linen yarn. ・Because the material is linen, it is light and easy for babies to wear. ・The flowers and band are sewn together with the same linen yarn as the flowers. No glue or metal fittings are used. We have received many comments from customers who have purchased our products, saying, "The baby didn't mind wearing it" ( ˊᵕˋ ) ※The band is very soft and can be worn from newborns, but the band may leave marks on the head of newborns to around 6 months old because their heads are soft. Please refrain from using it for long periods of time. Flower part: Approximately 5cm Band: Approximately 8cm in diameter Petals: Linen Flower center: Cotton Band: Nylon (Search terms) Newborn, ceremonial dress, first shrine visit, 100 days, newborn photo, half birthday, baby headband, headband, head band, baby head band, baby hair band, baby hair accessories, newborn hair band, newborn head band, newborn hair accessories, baby dress, first meal celebration, crochet, crocheting, linen, home studio, handmade, flowers, girl, discharge clothes, stylish, cool, newborn goods, baby goods, hair accessories, ceremony