Coraline’s Gaze Enamel Pin

The other world looked better at first. That's kind of the whole point.

Neil Gaiman wrote Coraline as a children's book that adults find more disturbing than the kids do, and Henry Selick's 2009 stop-motion film turned it into one of the most genuinely unsettling things in the dark aesthetic canon. Button eyes. A too-perfect mother. Doors that shouldn't open. This pin is for the person who understood Coraline's specific dread a little too personally, and has been pinning horror film art onto their bags ever since.

Hard enamel metal pin with butterfly clutch backing. Approximately 3-4cm. Imported.