Mexican Mariachi Sombrero and Serape Brooch

This is a whimsical figural brooch crafted from a base metal, likely gold-toned, and adorned with colorful enamel. The item depicts a stylized Mexican mariachi figure wearing traditional attire. The figure is rendered with a cream-colored, wide-brimmed sombrero hat, which is decorated with small, circular enameled accents in red and green, mimicking embroidered patterns. The sombrero sits atop a head with what appears to be dark hair and a golden-colored face, suggesting either a metallic finish or a specific skin tone. The figure wears a cream-colored tunic or shirt with red trim around the cuffs and hem, and cream-colored trousers. A vibrant serape (poncho or shawl) is draped around the figure's neck, featuring prominent stripes in red, green, black, and gold tones. The serape shows textural detailing to mimic woven fabric. To the right of the figure, a bright green cactus with small white or lighter green dots (possibly mimicking prickly texture or flowers) stands on a golden-colored, textured base, which itself represents ground or terrain. The entire figure is designed as a brooch, indicated by the typical flat back and pin mechanism (though not visible in this front-facing image). The enamel work appears largely intact with bright, clear colors, though minor surface wear or slight imperfections might be present consistent with age and use. The gold-toned metal base is visible in areas not covered by enamel, such as the face, the base of the cactus, and portions of the serape. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-20th-century costume jewelry piece, likely mass-produced, but with appealing detail for its type. The condition appears to be relatively good with no obvious major chips or significant loss of enamel.