Edo Period Wig

This hairstyle traditionally worn by men which goes back 400 years was popular. The chonmage was popular in the edo period (1603-1868). Its related to the samurai and sumo wrestlers. Samurai cut there hair in such a way that it would keep there helmet on during battle. Later, they considered a sign of power, people with the hairstyle we considered to be high rank and status. Artists would depict people of low status to have messy hair because samurai were higher status. It can be used with a mohawk, a ponytail, and many more. There's sports stars (out there wearing it) if you wanna be cool get this amazing edo period wig.