A traditional ceremonial hair comb from Lampung, crafted by neighboring Minangkabau communities known for their metal works. Such combs are often incorporated into elaborate hairstyles as part of bridal or festive attire, complementing the more prominent siger crown worn by Lampung women during weddings and cultural events.The siger itself is a multi-pointed golden hairpiece symbolizing nobility and heritage, but this comb serves as an accessory to secure and adorn the hair. The filigree designs include floral motifs and scrolling vines. The three birds on top of the comb could be swallows or phoenixes, adding to its ornate appearance. The arched-shaped evokes a boat or ship of the soul or ancestral voyages, a recurring symbol in the Sumatran textiles and ornaments, linking the living to their forebears and afterlife.