Medieval headscarf pin with ball head.
Here you can buy a so-called ball pin based on models from the Middle Ages, which was used to fasten the headscarf in the hair.

Medieval ball pins with a ball head were very common over a long period of time, from the Anglo-Saxon pins of the early Middle Ages to the filigree decorated headscarf pins of the Tudor period.

The medieval ball pin replica is made of a high-quality alloy and is strong enough not to bend in use. The tip of the needle is very pointed and glides easily through the fabric.

The medieval headscarf pin pin is about 7 cm long, ball diameter 1 cm.

You can buy this headscarf pin in high-quality bronze Alloy...

In the Middle Ages, short pins were often used to fasten the headscarf or a veil. Especially in the high Middle Ages.

The headscarf was a symbol of female breeding and was intended to emphasise a woman's dignity and discipline, which is why it was often wrapped very tightly around the head and chin.