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Hair Museum
Leila Cohoon, founder of Leila’s Hair Museum in Independence, Mo., talks about some of the 300 examples of hairwork that surround her. Wreaths, flowers, hearts, crosses, bald eagles and butterflies — all made from hair — are among the works displayed in shadow boxes at the facility. Buy a print of this photo
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