Cucuk Sanggul (2)

Pictures below are the latest cucuk sanggul from my collection.

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This is a tiny silver hairpin, also used as an ear wax pick. Length : 8.5cm.

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A pair of U-shaped silver gilt hairpins. Length : 7cm.

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These are the Chinese hairpins excavated from graves. Length from top to bottom : 9.5cm, 8cm, 8.5cm, 8.5cm and 7cm.

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Length : 11.5cm.

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Length : 12cm.

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Length : 9cm.

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A set of five Nyonya seed pearls cucuk sanggul. Length from top to bottom : 14cm, 13cm, 12cm, 11.5cm and 10cm.

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Another set of five Nyonya silver cucuk sanggul. Length from top to bottom : 6.5cm, 8cm, 8.5cm, 9cm and 11cm.

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Nyonya silver hair clip. Length : 10.5cm.

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Length : 10.5cm.

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Length : 10.5cm.

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Length : 11.5cm.

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Length : 15cm.

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Length : 16.5cm.

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Also check on "Cucuk Sanggul (1)".

Ceremonial Tray Cover

This square embroidery, probably from Palembang, Netherlands East Indies, late 19th to early 20th century, was used as a tray cover or base for auspicious occasions like weddings, where trays laden with gifts would have been exchanged. It is decorated with auspicious colours and motifs.

Size : 63x63cm

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