Collection: Bat

🦇 The only mammal that flies, and the one that made every gothic building look the way it does. Bat decor runs here across altar plaques, metal signs in both shapes, tablecloths, hair accessories and acrylic suncatchers.

Designs put bats against blood moons, in mandala wing arrangements with amber moons, as shadow silhouettes cut from metal, and circling golden hillside lanterns. The suncatchers are the pieces worth hanging first, since a bat outline printed on translucent acrylic throws a recognisable shadow across the room when the sun is behind it.

The hair accessories are the odd entry and the one people miss: small bat clips that finish a festival look without committing to a full hat. Because the bat reads as architecture as much as animal, most of this sits comfortably in a room year round rather than only through October, which is not true of skulls and pumpkins.

🌙 On the tree in gothic ornaments and Yule ornaments, holding a flame in gothic candles, and the wider dark range in gothic decor.