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Four decorative artifacts are displayed behind a reflective glass barrier against a light beige wall in a museum setting within Mexico City, Mexico, likely the Museo Nacional de las Culturas del Mundo. The upper section of the display features three ornate metallic hairpins. Each hairpin possesses a long, thin shaft and an elaborate, semi-circular or fan-shaped headpiece. These headpieces are crafted from blue cloisonné enamel with gold-colored metal filigree and small accents, including white pearls and red beads. Two hairpins are positioned near the top of the frame, one on the left and one on the right, both oriented vertically with their points downwards. A third, similar hairpin is centered below them, also vertically oriented. Directly beneath the central hairpin, a single, elongated, knife-like object is displayed horizontally. This object is adorned with complementary blue enamel patterns on a gold-colored metal base. Reflections of rectangular architectural elements and ambient light sources are visible on the transparent display barrier.
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