Taiwan Endemic Subspecies Oriental Grass Owl Painted Hairpin Barrette

The outer edge of its head is encircled by yellowish-white stripes, giving its face a distinct heart shape. At first glance, it closely resembles a monkey's face, hence its nickname "monkey-faced owl." Among the known owl species in Taiwan, it is the only one that does not inhabit forests, preferring the grasslands of foothills and hills. Handcrafted pieces featuring elements taken from original hand-painted watercolors. A complimentary original watercolor postcard will be included with your purchase (please refer to the second image). The hairpin measures approximately 5.5 cm in length. You can choose whether to wear it on the left or right side. Please select your preference from the menu based on your habit. Feel free to inquire if you have any questions. Thank you.