Hex the patriarchy fun feminism button badge

Hex the Patriarchy Button Badge' –Created by Hedgewitch & Wolf, Empowerment with a Magickal Twist! Unleash your inner witch and make a bold statement with our "Hex the Patriarchy" button badge whilst supporting this woman's small business! This round pin is perfect for feminists, witches, and anyone who believes in the power of change — with a little extra magic. ✨ Why You'll Love It: • Empowering Message: Combines feminist strength with witchy charm, and a little humour, making it a conversation starter wherever you go. • Perfect Size: Ideal for pinning on jackets, bags, or hats to add a touch of rebellion and pride to your outfit. • Great Gift Idea: Whether for a coven member, a feminist friend, or someone who loves bold statements, this badge is a thoughtful and empowering present. The image is a clever blend of a woodcut from Chap-books of the Eighteenth Century (1834) by John Ashton and the frontispiece from Matthew Hopkins's The Discovery of Witches (1647). Hopkins was the only Witchfinder General in history and lived in Manningtree, UK, local to the creator of this badge. This combination of images and slogan is to playfully remind us that men who feel threatened by women who break the mold are sooooo last millenium. Thankfully, these days, being bold and independent is something to celebrate — broomstick optional. Show the world you’re ready to challenge outdated systems — and look fabulous doing it - bag one of these delightful button badges today! Details: Round metal button badge 3.2 cm (1.25") Covered with scratch and UV-resistant Mylar. Not recommended for children under three years of age due to small parts. About the creator: Lara Craft and 'Wolf' are a modern-day Manningtree Witch and companion. Lara practices traditional herbal witchcraft (hedgewitchery) in honour of all women who were out to death by the only Witchfinder General in history, Matthew Hopkins, who lived in this area in the 1700s. Lara feels that Manningtree's history of Witches should be celebrated, not shunned. There is a powerful lesson to be learned: the importance of tolerance.