[Gold chisel flower hairpin]
Gold chisel flower hairpin, clear, 19.5 cm long, 2.8 cm wide at most
Zan hairpin is gold and long. The body of the hairpin is carved into a series of rings. The top ring is bent and embedded with a pearl. The other end is long and pointed. On the back, there are “Deyu”, “Zuojin” and other gold shop stamps in the middle, indicating that this gold hairpin was ordered or purchased outside the palace in the middle and late Qing Dynasty
Hairpin is the jewelry of women’s buns. Women in the Qing Dynasty especially liked to use hairpins. There are many kinds of hairpins with exquisite workmanship. This hairpin has a unique shape and is worn by the imperial concubine of the Qing Dynasty.
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