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Atlas Moth Enamel Pin

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$8.52 $12 In stock

Category: Pins

From Of Moth & Flame

An enamel pin of an atlas moth. The Atlas Moth is known to be one of the largest insects in the world, so this tiny replica is just a fraction of the size.

The perfect little pin for bug lovers!

  • Hard enamel pin
  • Approx 1" x 1.5" Inches 
  • Single post with a rubber backing
  • Gold-toned metal with enamel colors

Of Moth & Flame is a brand by artist Lilah McGhee, a multi-disciplinary artist, painter, and entomologist in Portland, Oregon. Lilah raises insects, and has a strong interest in natural sciences and sustainability. She incorporates insects and wildlife into her artwork, including painting, insect pinning, and digital art. She also teaches insect pinning classes in Portland at Paxton Gate.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

The detail in the atlas moth's wing patterns is incredible, and the gold finish catches the light beautifully. I've already pinned it to my travel bag, and it's holding up well so far.

Elizabeth U. ★★★★★

This pin is tiny but the atlas moth pattern is so intricate it feels like a miniature museum piece. I’ve already got it on my jacket and keep catching myself checking how the enamel catches the light.

Jacob U. ★★★★★

The gold detailing on the wings catches the light beautifully, and the tiny size makes it perfect for my jacket lapel. I've already gotten three compliments on it, and the clasp feels sturdy enough to stay put.