Spiderweb Geometric Moth Handbag Factory Direct Sales

* Sizes: S, M, L

* Material: Leather

* Color: Black, Beige

* Sturdy 2 top handles, Removable and adjustable strap, 5 inside pockets.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Regular wiping is recommended with cold water and a wet cloth.

Product Name: Spiderweb Geometric Moth Handbag

Product Description:

Command attention with the Spiderweb Geometric Moth Handbag, a visceral blend of gothic grandeur and punk-rock rebellion. The jet-black canvas body erupts with a hypnotic central motif: a skull-patterned moth unfurls its wings in intricate, fractal-like geometry, its veins glowing in radioactive purple and pink against a cosmic spiderweb backdrop. Below, the phrase “GOD Save THE QUEEN” repeats in fragmented, grunge-stenciled text (“GOD / Save / THE / QUEEN”), its anarchic repetition mirroring punk’s defiant heartbeat. Triangular shards and orbital circles pierce the periphery like shattered glass, while gold-tone studs and a chunky chain strap inject luxe grit into the chaos.

Design Narrative:

Memento Mori Muse: The moth’s skull-veined wings symbolize beauty in decay, its geometric patterns merging sacred symmetry with street-art audacity.
Web of Rebellion: The neon spiderweb traps the moth in a dance of fragility and ferocity, its glow evoking underground rave culture meets Victorian morbidity.
Textual Anarchy: The splintered royal mantra subverts tradition, echoing 70s punk zines and DIY counterculture.
Craftsmanship & Functionality:

Material: Heavyweight fade-resistant canvas; supple black leather handles and detachable crossbody strap.

Brand Philosophy Tagline:
“Where gothic poetry dances with punk-rock defiance.”

Why It Captivates:
This handbag is for the uncompromising iconoclast—the one who pairs fishnets with blazers and quotes Patti Smith at board meetings. The moth’s macabre geometry speaks to tarot enthusiasts, while the shredded royal text nods to punk historians. Pair it with leather jackets to amplify its edge, or clash patterns with lace to weaponize juxtaposition. From gallery openings to basement gigs, it’s a wearable rebellion that refuses to whisper.