Wig
Japanese Name:
カツラ
Romaji Name:
katsura
Description
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A wig is a head covering made from human hair, animal hair, or synthetic fibers.
Wigs are worn to change or enhance a person’s hairstyle or to cover hair loss.
They come in many styles, colors, and lengths for fashion or practical purposes.
Wigs are used in theater, film, and costume design as well.
They can be custom-made or mass-produced.
History
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Wigs have been used for thousands of years, dating back to ancient Egypt.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, wigs were popular among European aristocracy.
They symbolized status, fashion, and authority.
In some cultures, wigs are part of traditional dress or religious practice.
Modern wigs serve medical needs for people with hair loss conditions.
Advances in materials have made wigs more comfortable and natural-looking.
Today, wigs are worn for style, performance, and medical reasons worldwide.