Death's Head Enamel Pin

From The Winter Den

A gold-toned hard enamel pin based on cemetery imagery from New England gravesites. "Death's Heads" were common on gravestones in the Puritan era in New England, in the 17th and 18th centuries, where religious imagery was not common. Instead, the grim skull with wings was used as a Memento Mori.

A great gift for lovers of gothic aesthetics, Halloween and fall lovers, or those who just want a little spooky accent in their lives!

• Hard enamel pin
• Approx 1.5 Inches tall
• Two pin posts with rubber backings, to prevent spinning
• Gold-toned metal with black enamel

The Winter Den is a collection of pins, jewelry, and paper goods inspired by nature and cozy wintry aesthetics. The pieces are created by nonbinary artist A. Szabla. A. Szabla is an Eisner Award winning comics writer/artist known primarily for their work on the webcomic Bird Boy. They graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2010. They currently lives in Boston, MA where they work as a concept artist and art director during the day and makes comics in their spare time (typically this means very late at night!)