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Meanings
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bride's head-dress; tsunokakushi
A traditional white headpiece worn by a bride during a Shinto wedding ceremony, symbolizing the hiding of 'horns' of jealousy and ego.
The bride wore a white kimono and a tsunokakushi.
The tsunokakushi is said to hide the bride's 'horns' (of jealousy).