Two cats, one embrace. This enamel lapel pin captures the quiet magic of a perfect pair — whether that's yin and yang, night and day, or you and your person. Available in three styles, each with its own personality, all sharing the same soft-gloss finish and secure butterfly clasp.

Pin it to a jacket, tote, or hat and let it do the talking.

• Hard enamel with gloss finish
• Butterfly clasp backing
• Available in 3 styles

For mornings when last night's choices are still echoing in your soul, Hung the F*ck Over shows up with bold flavor and zero judgment. This vibrant blend brings together green tea, milk thistle, dandelion, thyme, peppermint, and fennel for a cup that's refreshing, aromatic, and ready to help you face the day with at least a little dignity.

Whether you partied your face off or simply woke up feeling like your body filed a complaint, this blend is crafted to taste amazing and give you a much‑needed boost. It's bright, herbaceous, and surprisingly smooth, making it a go‑to for mornings that require a reset and a reality check.

Party your face off
Liver giving you the finger
Hope it was fun
Drink this tea, make good choices

Details

• Net wt: 2 oz (56 g), approx. 20 cups
• Caffeinated
• Handcrafted in the Sierra Mountains
• Packaged in recycled materials

Ingredients

100% organic chun-mee green tea, milk thistle seed, peppermint leaf, fennel seed, dandelion leaf, thyme

Important Note

Statements from ModestMix regarding herbal and natural teas have not been evaluated by the FDA. These teas are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always read product labels carefully and consult your healthcare provider with any concerns or medical conditions.

Hylas and the Nymphs (1896) 
by John William Waterhouse (England, 1849-1917)

The painting depicts a moment from the Greek and Roman legend of the tragic youth Hylas, based on accounts by Ovid and other ancient writers, in which the enraptured Hylas is abducted by Naiads (female water nymphs) while seeking drinking water.

Hylas, a male youth in classical garb, wearing a blue tunic with a red sash, and bearing a wide-necked water jar. He is bending down beside a pond in a glade of lush green foliage, reaching out towards seven young women, the water nymphs, who are emerging from the pond among the leaves and flowers of Nymphaeaceae (water lilies), including an early depiction of the yellow waterlily, Nuphar lutea. The alabaster skin of the nymphs is luminous in the dark but clear water, with yellow and white flowers in their auburn hair. They have very similar physical features, perhaps based on just two models.

Hylas is being enticed to enter the water, from which he will not return. One of the nymphs holds his wrist and elbow, a second plucks at his tunic, and a third holds out some pearls in the palm of her hand. The face of Hylas in profile is shadowed and barely visible, but the faces of the nymphs are clearly visible as they gaze upon him. The scene is depicted from a slightly elevated position, looking down at the water like Hylas, so no sky is visible. Hylas's position forces the viewer's focus onto the nymphs in the water and the lack of reference to his relationship with Hercules emphasizes that the narrative of the painting is not about Hylas's experiences, but about the sinister nature of the nymphs.

Matte Poster
• Printed with Dye/Pigment Reactive Ink on Archival Matte Paper
• Shipped in Heavy Duty Poster Tube
• Heavy weight (210 gsm), thick base, and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging

Hylas and the Nymphs (1896)
by John William Waterhouse (English, 1849–1917)

John William Waterhouse was one of the last great painters of the Pre-Raphaelite tradition — working decades after the movement's peak, he continued to paint women from classical mythology with a lushness and psychological intensity that set him apart from his contemporaries. Hylas and the Nymphs is among his most celebrated works, and one of the most reproduced paintings of the Victorian era.

The painting depicts a moment from Greek mythology: Hylas, the young companion of Heracles, has gone ashore to fetch water during the Argonauts' voyage. Seven Naiads — water nymphs — emerge from a lily-covered pond, their alabaster skin luminous against the dark water, flowers woven into their auburn hair. They are beautiful and they are dangerous. Hylas reaches toward them, already lost.

Waterhouse frames the scene from a slightly elevated angle, placing the viewer above the action — a witness to the abduction rather than a participant in it. The nymphs' expressions are not cruel. That is what makes the painting so unsettling.

Rectangle Canvas Wrap

Gallery-quality canvas with fade-resistant inks and a 1.25" deep pine frame sourced from renewable forests. Arrives wrapped and ready to hang.

• Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, pine wood frame
• Inner frame: radiata pine from renewable forests
• Leveling bumpers included for wall protection
• Ready to hang — mounting hardware pre-attached

Care: Dust gently with a clean, damp cloth as needed.

Hypnosis (1904)
by Sascha Schneider (Germany, 1870-1927)

Matte Poster
• Printed with Dye/Pigment Reactive Ink on Archival Matte Paper
• Shipped in Heavy Duty Poster Tube
• Heavy weight (210 gsm), thick base, and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging

Hypnosis (1904)
by Sascha Schneider (German, 1870–1927)

A massive, shadowed figure looms over a smaller prone form below — the dominant presence radiating an almost physical force, the figure beneath utterly still. The composition is stark and psychological, more concerned with power and surrender than with narrative.

Sascha Schneider was a German Symbolist painter and sculptor whose work centered on the idealized male nude as a vehicle for exploring themes of dominance, submission, will, and transcendence. He worked during the turn of the 20th century, a period of intense cultural ferment in Germany, and his imagery — monumental, charged, and deliberately ambiguous — attracted both admiration and controversy. He is perhaps best known today as the cover artist for Karl May's enormously popular adventure novels, though his fine art work stands entirely on its own terms.

Hypnosis is one of his most direct explorations of psychological control: the hypnotist as force of nature, the subject as willing vessel. Whether this reads as threat or release depends entirely on the viewer.

Rectangle Canvas Wrap

Gallery-quality canvas with fade-resistant inks and a 1.25" deep pine frame sourced from renewable forests. Arrives wrapped and ready to hang.

• Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, pine wood frame
• Inner frame: radiata pine from renewable forests
• Leveling bumpers included for wall protection
• Ready to hang — mounting hardware pre-attached

Care: Dust gently with a clean, damp cloth as needed.

Hypnotism Owl (1903)
Cover of a book by A. Alpheus
published in Chicago by publisher M.A. Donohue

Unlock the mysterious allure of hypnotism and mesmerism with our unique Hypnotism Owl Matte Poster. Inspired by the captivating cover of the antique book Complete Hypnotism, Mesmerism, Mind-Reading and Spiritualism: How to Hypnotize, this artwork embodies the essence of vintage charm and esoteric knowledge. This print is perfect for those fascinated by the mystical and the unusual.

This high-quality print boasts sharp, vibrant details on a premium matte finish. The historical inspiration is based on the enigmatic cover of a renowned hypnotism and mesmerism guidebook. The intriguing design features an owl, symbolizing wisdom and mystery, making it an eye-catching piece for any room. The versatile decor is ideal for adding a touch of vintage mystique to your home, office, or study.

Transform your space into a haven of curiosity and intrigue with the Hypnotism Owl Matte Poster. This artwork celebrates the fascinating history of hypnotism and spiritualism, offering a glimpse into a world of wonder and mysticism. Whether you're an avid collector of vintage-inspired pieces or simply looking to add a conversation starter to your decor, this poster is a must-have.

Matte Poster
• Printed with dye/pigment reactive ink on archival matte paper
• Packaged in a heavy-duty poster tube for protection during shipping
• Features heavyweight paper with a thick base and an instant-dry coating

Hypnotism Owl (1903)
Cover of Complete Hypnotism, Mesmerism, Mind-Reading and Spiritualism
by A. Alpheus, published by M.A. Donohue & Co., Chicago

An owl stares directly out from the cover of a 1903 Chicago guidebook on hypnotism, mesmerism, and spiritualism. Its gaze is fixed and unblinking — which, for a book about the power of the directed mind, is exactly right.

The late Victorian and Edwardian eras were gripped by a genuine fascination with hypnotism and mesmerism. Stage hypnotists filled theaters. Physicians debated whether trance states could cure hysteria. Spiritualist societies held séances in parlors across America and Britain. Books like this one — practical guides promising to teach the reader the secrets of mind control and thought transference — sold in enormous numbers. The owl on the cover, ancient symbol of hidden knowledge and nocturnal sight, was a natural choice for a subject that promised to reveal what ordinary consciousness could not see.

The book is long out of print. The owl is still watching.

Rectangle Canvas Wrap

Gallery-quality canvas with fade-resistant inks and a 1.25" deep pine frame sourced from renewable forests. Arrives wrapped and ready to hang.

• Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, pine wood frame
• Inner frame: radiata pine from renewable forests
• Leveling bumpers included for wall protection
• Ready to hang — mounting hardware pre-attached

Care: Dust gently with a clean, damp cloth as needed.

In The Name of Humanity [In Naam der Menscheid] (1914)
by Johannes Leonardus Kleintjes (a.k.a. Jan L. Kleintjes) (Dutch, 1872–1955)

Johannes Leonardus Kleintjes is known for his genre, history, and landscape paintings. He married painter Hedwig Cecile Albertine van Osselin and he and his wife often exhibited their works together. After her death, Kleintjes painted still lifes of flowers as a tribute to her.

"In Naam der Menschheid" (In the Name of Humanity) is a painting that was created in Brussels in February 1914, as noted by the artist on the back of the canvas. This work can be seen as a protest against the rising popularity of militarism and radical nationalism at the time. The tensions between countries in Europe, which this painting addresses, would lead to the outbreak of World War I later that summer.

The painting's title itself, "In the Name of Humanity," suggests a plea for compassion and reason in the face of growing militaristic fervor. Given the historical context and the symbolic nature of Kleintjes' work, the painting likely serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of war and the importance of maintaining our shared humanity amidst political turmoil.

Matte Poster
• Printed with Dye/Pigment Reactive Ink on Archival Matte Paper
• Shipped in Heavy Duty Poster Tube
• Heavy weight (210 gsm), thick base, and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging

The Infinite Love Crystal Heart Necklace captures the essence of 'Armour Aeternus' - Eternal Love. This enchanting piece summons the imminent embrace of a black rose, symbolizing a dark and mysterious suitor. Perfect for those dark trysts, this necklace is a statement of everlasting passion and intrigue.

This three-section, articulated pewter necklace features a polished double heart-shaped knot of infinity at its center, flanked by a woven black rose motif on either side. Suspended from the central section is a deep red Austrian crystal heart, hanging on a fine black chain that terminates in a black rose bale.

The pendant measures approximately 2.32" (59 mm) in height, 4.80" (122 mm) in width, and 0.39" (10 mm) in depth. It comes with an 18" chain, ensuring a perfect fit for any occasion.

Crafted from fine English pewter and adorned with a red Austrian crystal heart, the Infinite Love Crystal Heart Necklace is a timeless addition to any collection. Embrace the allure of eternal love and mystery with this exquisite piece.

Embrace the vibrant spirit of the tropics with the Island Odyssey Tropical Tiki Beach Towel, featuring a lively and colorful pattern of tiki faces, bones, surfboards, palm trees, leaves, flowers, seashells, skulls, and more. This bold and eclectic design captures the essence of island adventures, making it a perfect companion for beachgoers and sun-seekers alike.

Designed for both style and function, this towel boasts a plush, velvety top surface for ultimate comfort and a textured backing that prevents slipping or folding. Its lightweight, quick-drying material makes it effortless to carry and ideal for all your tropical escapades.

Beach Towel

Soak up the sunny rays in style with a stunning beach towel. The soft and vibrant top feels pleasing to the touch while the firm textured backing helps prevent slipping and unwanted folding. Perfect for any beach, poolside, or lounging occasion.

• Dimensions: 30" x 60" (76.2 cm x 152.4 cm)
• Material: 360 GSM 30% Polyester / 70% Cotton
• One-sided print for vivid design
• Lightweight and easy to carry
• Quick-drying and gentle on skin
• Wash and dry on a gentle cycle
• Avoid Bleach and other whiteners

Whether you're catching waves, soaking up the sun, or lounging poolside, the Island Odyssey Tropical Tiki Beach Towel is your go-to accessory for bringing a pop of paradise to any summer day.

Bright, bold, and naturally sweet, Juicy Ass is here to hype you up and treat you right. This refreshing blend combines green tea, hibiscus, and lemon for a vibrant cup that's delicious hot or iced. Thanks to its naturally sweet profile, you can skip the sugar and still enjoy a full‑flavored, juicy brew.

This blend brings together ingredients that complement an active, energized lifestyle, making it a great companion for days when you want to feel a little lighter, a little brighter, or just a little more like the hot piece of magic you already are. Whether you're chasing goals or simply craving something delicious, Juicy Ass shows up with sass and support.

Got extra junk in that trunk
Need a little "ass"ist
Drink this tea
Be nice to yourself
You're hot AF just as you are

Details

• Net wt: 2 oz (56 g), approx. 20 cups
• Caffeinated
• Organic ingredients
• Handcrafted in the Sierra Mountains
• Packaged in recycled materials

Ingredients

100% organic chun-mee green tea, hibiscus, cinnamon, lemon peel, orange peel, milk thistle seed, lemongrass, stevia leaf

Important Note

Statements from ModestMix regarding herbal and natural teas have not been evaluated by the FDA. These teas are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always read product labels carefully and consult your healthcare provider with any concerns or medical conditions.

Kaloma (1914)
Photograph by Pastime Novelty Co. of New York

Matte Poster
• Printed with Dye/Pigment Reactive Ink on Archival Matte Paper
• Shipped in Heavy Duty Poster Tube
• Heavy weight (210 gsm), thick base, and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging

Kaloma (1914)
Photograph by Pastime Novelty Co. of New York

A sepia-toned photograph of a woman, posed in the soft-focus style of early 20th century pictorialist photography — the kind of image that circulated as a novelty postcard, passed between hands, tucked into wallets and pinned to walls in an era before the word "pin-up" existed.

Kaloma became one of the most widely reproduced photographs in American popular culture. For decades it circulated with the claim that the subject was Josie Earp — wife of Wyatt Earp, the legendary lawman of the American West. The attribution was almost certainly false, but it gave the image a mythology that outlasted the truth. In the 1960s, Kaloma was rediscovered by the counterculture: the image appeared in underground publications, concert posters, and the visual language of the psychedelic era, where its sepia nostalgia read as both risqué and romantic.

The subject's name was never recorded. The photograph has outlasted everyone who knew it.

Rectangle Canvas Wrap

Gallery-quality canvas with fade-resistant inks and a 1.25" deep pine frame sourced from renewable forests. Arrives wrapped and ready to hang.

• Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, pine wood frame
• Inner frame: radiata pine from renewable forests
• Leveling bumpers included for wall protection
• Ready to hang — mounting hardware pre-attached

Care: Dust gently with a clean, damp cloth as needed.

Add some adorable ferocity to your outfit or accessories with these adorable black cat pronoun pins. 

This pin is made of metal and enamel, with a rubber clutch backing to keep it securely fastened to your clothes, bag, hat, or anywhere else you want to display it. The pin is about 1 inch tall and has an adorable glossy finish. 

The pin is a great way to express your identity and respect for different pronouns and identities. The pin is also a great way to show your love for cats and their cute ferocity. This pin is sure to make you and others smile. 

From the abyssal trenches of myth and maritime terror rises the Kraken Necklace—a formidable statement piece cast in antiqued and polished English pewter. Writhing tentacles stretch outward in sculptural detail, clutching a volcanic pear-cut Austrian crystal that flickers like bioluminescence in the dark. It's a relic of the drowned, a warning from the deep, and a tribute to those who vanished beneath the waves.

Suspended on a split trace chain measuring 17" with a 1.5" extender, this necklace sits like a siren's snare at the throat—equal parts elegance and menace. Designed and handmade in England of fine English pewter, ensuring safe passage for those brave enough to wear it.

Dimensions: Approx. 4.69" W x 4.53" H x 0.39" D
Chain: 17" with 1.5" extender
Materials: Fine English pewter (lead, cadmium, and nickel compliant), Volcano effect Austrian crystal

Embrace the darker side of the holiday season with the Krampus Enamel Lapel Pin. This striking pin features the menacing face of Krampus, complete with his characteristic long tongue and horns, all rendered in glittery enamel for a touch of festive flair.

Crafted from durable alloy metal and glossy enamel, this pin is approximately 1-1/4" high. It fastens securely to your clothes, bags, hats, or wherever you choose, with a sturdy butterfly clasp. Perfect for those who appreciate a blend of tradition and edge, the Krampus Enamel Lapel Pin is a must-have for the holiday season.

Kriemhild (1924)
Promotional photograph of Margarete Schön
from Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Rache, directed by Fritz Lang
Universum Film (UFA)

A woman in dark robes stares directly into the camera. Her face is still. Her eyes are not.

Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Rache (1924) is the second part of Fritz Lang's monumental two-film adaptation of the medieval German epic Das Nibelungenlied. Lang — who would go on to direct Metropolis and M — brought the full resources of Weimar-era German cinema to the project: vast sets, thousands of extras, and a visual language drawn from German Expressionism that turned myth into architecture.

Kriemhild, played by Margarete Schön, begins the story as a grieving widow. By the film's end she has become something else entirely — a force of pure, patient vengeance who will burn a hall full of men to the ground rather than let her husband's murder go unanswered. Her costume design is deliberate: dark, enveloping, obscuring everything except her face. The eyes do the work.

This promotional photograph captures that transformation. It is not a portrait. It is a warning.

Rectangle Canvas Wrap

Gallery-quality canvas with fade-resistant inks and a 1.25" deep pine frame sourced from renewable forests. Arrives wrapped and ready to hang.

• Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, pine wood frame
• Inner frame: radiata pine from renewable forests
• Leveling bumpers included for wall protection
• Ready to hang — mounting hardware pre-attached

Care: Dust gently with a clean, damp cloth as needed.

Kriemhild (1924)
Promotional photo of Margarete Schön
by Universum Film (UFA)

"Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge" is a silent film directed by Fritz Lang, released in 1924. It is the second part of Lang's two-part series, the first being "Die Nibelungen: Siegfried." It is considered one of the greatest artistic and technical achievements of the German silent cinema era. Lang's adaptation of the epic poem "The Song of the Nibelungs" was a monumental task that showcased the capabilities of early cinema.

In the film "Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge," Kriemhild's character is portrayed by Margarete Schön as a figure of remorseless and implacable determination, seeking revenge for the murder of her husband, Siegfried. Her costume design plays a significant role in conveying this transformation from a grieving widow to a vengeful queen.

The costume obscures much of her, leaving her face, and particularly her eyes, to express the depth of Kriemhild's emotions. This design choice emphasizes her intense gaze, which conveys her inner turmoil and unyielding resolve. The costume likely includes elements that are both regal and somber, reflecting her royal status and her dark purpose.

Matte Poster
• Printed with Dye/Pigment Reactive Ink on Archival Matte Paper
• Shipped in Heavy Duty Poster Tube
• Heavy weight (210 gsm), thick base, and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging

Whether you're starting your tarot journey or deepening your practice, this thoughtfully curated bundle combines visual elegance with introspective exploration.

Modern Hue Tarot
A gentle reimagining of Pamela Colman Smith's classic Rider-Waite deck, this 78-card set softens traditional symbolism with delicate watercolor hues while preserving the iconic black line work. Designed to enhance intuitive connection, each card feels timeless yet refreshingly modern.

• 78 cards: 22 Major Arcana + 56 Minor Arcana
• 2.75" x 4.75" standard tarot size
• Premium 330gsm card stock
• Printed in the USA
• Packaged in a tuck box

Decoding the Cards
More than a reference guide, this 340-page interactive workbook offers exercises and prompts that invite you to create a personal relationship with each card. Dive deep into symbolism, numerology, and upright/reversed meanings—then go beyond with reflection exercises that connect your readings to real-life experiences.

• Includes keywords, astrological and elemental correspondences, and symbolic details
• Promotes deeper card comprehension through pairing, narrative-building, and intuitive journaling

Together, these two tools make tarot more accessible, insightful, and artful—perfect for anyone ready to transform their readings into personal revelations.

Bundle up and begin your journey inward.

Bring clarity, speed, and beauty to your Lenormand journaling practice with this thoughtfully designed stamp set. Whether you're building spreads, recording daily pulls, or visually tracking insights over time, these stamps offer a simple and stylish way to document your journey through the cards.

Featuring original artwork inspired by the classic Lenormand system—a French divination method known for its straightforward symbolism and uncanny accuracy—each stamp captures an individual card from the standard 36-card Lenormand deck. Unlike tarot, which leans into archetypes and layered meanings, Lenormand operates as a system of direct messages often read in combinations. It's known for its predictive power and clarity, making it a favorite among intuitive readers and fortune-tellers alike.

These non-deck-specific designs ensure compatibility with any Lenormand deck, preserving the core symbolism in a clean, versatile format.

Your stamp set includes:

• 36 individual clear photopolymer stamps (one for each Lenormand card)
• 1" black hybrid ink pad – crisp and archival-quality
• 1" clear acrylic block – easy cling-and-release functionality

Ready to use straight out of the box:

• Pre-trimmed for convenience—no scissors required
• Peel from the backing, press onto the acrylic block, stamp, and return to the storage card

Manufactured in the USA, these stamps are ideal for mystics, minimalists, and methodical readers alike—perfect for enhancing your journaling ritual or teaching practice with symbolic clarity and hands-on interaction.

Mark each moment, one card at a time.

Introducing the Leviathan Sigil Lapel Pin – a striking accessory that embodies deep symbolism and timeless elegance. The Leviathan Cross, featuring a double cross with an infinity sign at the bottom, represents protection, balance, and the eternal universe. Originally an alchemical symbol for sulfur, it has evolved to signify the struggle between good and evil within the occult.

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel and plated with a fine gold, silver, or black finish, this lapel pin is both durable and stylish. Measuring approximately 1" tall, it is the perfect size to add a touch of mystique and sophistication to any outfit. Embrace the rich history and powerful symbolism of the Leviathan Sigil with this exquisite lapel pin.

Lilith (1889)
by John Collier (England, 1850-1934)

The apparent sweetness of this work by John Collier, a Pre-Raphaelite painter, is a wonderful testimony of the two sides of Lilith's figure. Juggling between the images of beauty and that of a cold murderess, Collier is one of the artists that has transformed her image. From the Assyrio-Babylonian goddess, later known as the first woman in Jewish mythology, Lilith slowly turns into a powerful icon.

The contrasting colors of the painting, and its warm palette, further enhance the atmosphere that emerges from the work. This use of the colors, in Lilith as well as in Collier's other portraits, earned him a certain recognition from his contemporaries. Seen as solemn, his work, however, offers an obvious mastery of tones and light.

Eventually, the figure of Lilith evolves gradually from the dangerous demoness depicted by the religious writings to a symbol of feminism. By her aspect of being equal to Adam, from whom she does not depend, the succubus becomes a feminist icon, a perfect opposition to Eve's figure. Many powerful, sometimes feared, historical and mythological female figures are associated with snakes. These include Cleopatra and Medusa, whose association with snakes makes them desired or monstrous.

Matte Poster
• Printed with Dye/Pigment Reactive Ink on Archival Matte Paper
• Shipped in Heavy Duty Poster Tube
• Heavy weight (210 gsm), thick base, and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging

Lilith (1889)
by John Collier (English, 1850–1934)

A woman stands in a forest, her eyes half-closed, her expression serene. A great serpent coils around her body — not threatening her, but resting against her, as if it belongs there. She is not afraid of it. She never was.

John Collier was a leading figure of the late Pre-Raphaelite movement, known for his technically precise, psychologically charged paintings of women from myth and history. His Lilith is one of his most celebrated works — and one of the most nuanced depictions of the figure in Western art.

Lilith's origins stretch back to Assyrian and Babylonian mythology, where she appears as a storm demon. In Jewish tradition she became the first woman — created from the same earth as Adam, not from his rib — who refused to be subordinate and left the Garden of her own will. Religious texts cast her as a demoness and child-killer. Later centuries recast her as something else: a symbol of autonomy, of refusal, of the power that patriarchal systems most fear in women.

Collier's painting holds both readings at once. She is beautiful and she is dangerous, and the serpent around her shoulders is not a threat — it is a companion.

Rectangle Canvas Wrap

Gallery-quality canvas with fade-resistant inks and a 1.25" deep pine frame sourced from renewable forests. Arrives wrapped and ready to hang.

• Materials: cotton and polyester composite canvas, pine wood frame
• Inner frame: radiata pine from renewable forests
• Leveling bumpers included for wall protection
• Ready to hang — mounting hardware pre-attached

Care: Dust gently with a clean, damp cloth as needed.

A luna moth with moon phases mapped across its wings — transformation, intuition, and the quiet power of the night in one generous 2" pin. This is the statement piece of the moth collection: bigger, bolder, and finished with a double rubber clutch so it stays exactly where you put it.

• Hard enamel with gloss finish
• Double rubber clutch backing
• Approximately 2" wide

A black and white moth with moon phases mapped across its wings — lunar cycles rendered in enamel, spread wide and still. This pin is for those drawn to the quiet symbolism of moths and moonlight: transformation, mystery, the pull toward something luminous. Pin it to a jacket, tote, or collar and let it catch the light.

• Hard enamel with gloss finish
• Butterfly clasp backing
• Approximately 1⅜" wide