Regular Express

I want to match either div and hash if the are enclosed with { } even
if there are other char in between. For example

Assume I have the following code

{def hash = div( 'common')}
<div>

I would like to match the first div but not the second. I tried this but no help

^{*\b(div|hash)\b*\}

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