Total length: 20.3 cm Circle diameter: 3.7 cm This is a flat, beaten kanzashi (hairpin) in red with gold paint. It was made in the late Showa period and was likely sold as a set with a front comb for around 5,000 to 10,000 yen. This is just for reference, as it is an old item. When viewed with a magnifying glass, there appears to be some cracking in the paint between the round part and the comb. There are no problems with the core, and it doesn't peel off when touched. A design that appears to be based on a motif of a bellflower or paulownia crest is drawn on top of a picture of flowing water and bamboo. On the back, there are flowers that look like plum blossoms, so it's a bit unclear whether it's autumn or spring.