Step into the shadows with this Death’s Head Hawk Moth Metal Pin, a hauntingly beautiful piece inspired by one of nature’s most mysterious creatures. Crafted with intricate metal detailing, this pin captures the eerie elegance of the moth’s skull-like marking, making it a perfect statement for gothic, steampunk, and dark aesthetic lovers.
Whether you wear it on your jacket, hat, or bag, this piece adds a touch of the extraordinary to any outfit. Each pin is carefully finished to highlight the fine textures of the wings and the subtle metallic sheen that brings the design to life.
⚙️ Details:
• Material: Metal alloy
• Size: Approx. 4cm x 2cm
• Secure brooch bar clasp
• Ideal for gothic, steampunk, and entomology enthusiasts
💛 Packaging & Delivery:
Each pin is carefully packaged and sent via Tracked 48 (free within the UK) within 3 working days. International shipping is available, with tracked options at checkout.
A symbol of transformation and mystery, this moth reminds us that beauty often hides in the dark.
Step into the shadows with this Death’s Head Hawk Moth Metal Pin, a hauntingly beautiful piece inspired by one of nature’s most mysterious creatures. Crafted with intricate metal detailing, this pin captures the eerie elegance of the moth’s skull-like marking, making it a perfect statement for gothic, steampunk, and dark aesthetic lovers.
Whether you wear it on your jacket, hat, or bag, this piece adds a touch of the extraordinary to any outfit. Each pin is carefully finished to highlight the fine textures of the wings and the subtle metallic sheen that brings the design to life.
⚙️ Details:
• Material: Metal alloy
• Size: Approx. 4cm x 2cm
• Secure brooch bar clasp
• Ideal for gothic, steampunk, and entomology enthusiasts
💛 Packaging & Delivery:
Each pin is carefully packaged and sent via Tracked 48 (free within the UK) within 3 working days. International shipping is available, with tracked options at checkout.
A symbol of transformation and mystery, this moth reminds us that beauty often hides in the dark.
