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Gothic Hair Fork – Baroque Pumpkin Halloween Hair Accessory
Gothic Hair Fork – Baroque Pumpkin Halloween Hair Accessory
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Where spooky meets sculptural. This Gothic Hair Fork is a handcrafted 3D printed hair accessory that brings gothic elegance to every updo. Featuring a grinning jack-o'-lantern face, a crescent moon accent, and ornate baroque scrollwork along the prongs, this piece is equal parts wearable art and seasonal statement. Printed in luminous Silk Pink PLA, it catches the light with a soft, pearlescent sheen that makes the dark details pop.
Features
- 3D printed gothic pumpkin hair fork
- Ornate baroque styling along the prongs
- Crescent moon accent detail
- Printed in silk pink PLA — soft, luminous finish
- Lightweight statement accessory
- Made to order by Taylor 3D
Perfect For
- Halloween fashion and costume styling
- Gothic and alternative outfits
- Spooky season gifts
- Witchy or cosplay looks
- Autumn and seasonal styling
- Decorative vanity or accessory display
Important Notes
- This listing is for one (1) physical 3D printed hair fork
- Light layer lines are a normal characteristic of 3D printed items and add to the handmade aesthetic
- Colors may appear slightly different depending on your screen settings and lighting conditions
- Not a toy — not intended for small children
- Best suited for occasional wear, styling, display, or costume use
- Avoid leaving in hot cars or exposing to excessive heat
- Handle with reasonable care, especially the prongs
Each piece is made to order and printed with care in our studio. Allow additional processing time for production.
FAQ
Are hair forks good for your hair?
Hair forks can be a gentle styling accessory for updos when used properly. This piece is best suited for occasional wear, styling, display, or costume use.
How does a hair fork work?
A hair fork secures an updo by sliding the prongs through the hair and into the twist or bun to help hold the style in place.
What are those Japanese hairpins called?
Common Japanese hairpins are often called kanzashi, but this listing is for a gothic hair fork inspired by alternative and Halloween styling.
Design Credit
Original 3D model designed by o0 john titor 0o / Sacred & Profane.
This physical product is manufactured and sold by Taylor 3D under the appropriate commercial-use authorization.
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