Sugar Skull Party Trinket Tin

Día de los Muertos didn't invent the idea that death should look good, but it made a pretty convincing argument.

The sugar skull is one of the most visually loaded symbols in alternative and gothic culture, walking the line between mourning and celebration with a lot more colour than most of us manage. This tin wears that tradition well, splashed with the kind of maximalist skull art that belongs on a market stall in Oaxaca or a shelf in your Frankston bedroom. Stash your rings, your pills, your pocket altar, your secrets. The skull keeps them.

Made from tin. Measures approximately 95mm x 60mm. Hinged lid.