Rosh Hashanah Apple Hair Claw
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Description
Celebrate the sweetness of Rosh Hashanah with the delightful Rosh Hashanah Apple Hair Claw! This charming accessory is crafted from plant-based cellulose acetate, bringing a touch of eco-friendly style to your hair. Perfect for adding a festive flair to any outfit, this hair claw is reminiscent of the apples dipped in honey that symbolize a sweet new year. Each piece is handmade and hand-painted, ensuring that no two are exactly alike – just like the unique joy of each new year. Designed in San Francisco, it is a perfect blend of tradition and modern style.
- Materials: Plant-based cellulose acetate (plastic-free)
- Dimensions: 2" x 2.25"
- Handmade and hand-painted
- Designed in San Francisco, California
- Packaging: Recyclable
- Production: Ethically sourced and low-impact transport
Meet the artist
Jenny Lemons is San Francisco artist Jennie Lennick's food-themed accessories brand, best known for claw clips shaped like fruit, vegetables and snacks.
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Meet the artist
Jenny Lemons
Jenny Lemons is San Francisco artist Jennie Lennick's food-themed accessories brand, best known for claw clips shaped like fruit, vegetables and snacks.
- Based in
- San Francisco, California
- Since
- 2015
- Craft
- Food-themed acetate hair accessories
Jennie Lennick trained as a painter. Born in Minneapolis, she earned a BFA in drawing, painting and printmaking from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2009, then an MFA in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2012. She showed her work in galleries but sold little of it, so in 2015 she shifted to products and launched Jenny Lemons as a hand-printed clothing line in San Francisco's Mission District. The name comes from her college DJ moniker.
In January 2018 she opened a Mission District shop, studio and workshop space, which she ran until the end of 2023. By then the hair clips had taken over. A connection made at a 2022 craft fair led her to a claw clip maker, and her food-shaped clips in cellulose acetate, a plant-based material derived from wood pulp, quickly outsold the clothing. Strawberries, pickles, croissants, oysters and Swiss chard are all in the lineup, and the brand has collaborated with Ban.do, Urban Outfitters and Aerie.
At ModernTribe the fruit bowl leans holiday: a large pomegranate claw and a mini red apple clip, both ready for the Rosh Hashanah table.
Good to know
- Trained atMFA in Painting, San Francisco Art Institute (2012)
- CollaborationsBan.do, Urban Outfitters, Aerie
