Peruvian Fish Colonial Hairpin

A Peruvian colonial hairpin. This style of hairpins originating from the 19th century is commonly referred to as "colonial" due to its fusion of native Inca elements and implements introduced to the people of Peru during the era of Spanish colonialism. These hairpins, designed to be used in hairdressing or clothing, are easily distinguishable by their unique look, which includes various charms hanging from their tips.

• Width: 8 cm (3.1 inches)
• Length including charms: 18 cm