Adam's Head Batbar
– One of the most common male obsessions is jewelry!
– Oh, come on, us brutes wearing trinkets?!
– Yeah, yeah — and an alcoholic never admits to his problem either.
Unlike women, we rarely discuss this among ourselves — but every now and then, we can't help adding a touch of brutal flair to our look with some fearsome metal accessories. Various "nuts" and "chains" have long since become a firm part of men's (and subcultural) everyday wear — well, you know... A fairly rich assortment of body jewelry is widely known and available on the market.
It's a different story with clothing accessories. Off the top of your head, you can only think of cufflinks and tie clips — which, as you understand, work well with a classic suit but are hardly appropriate with casual attire...
We decided to correct this injustice. Fans of the Maria Stalina brand are used to unconventional solutions. We hope not to disappoint you this time either.
So, meet the batbar — a three-dimensional (metal) bas-relief designed to be attached to a button.
Our first batbar features an original sacred form that gave it its name — Adam's Head. It is a symbol of fearlessness in the face of death, of rebirth, and of strength of spirit. Those interested will find plenty more interpretations of this eternal emblem.
The realization of the Adam's Head batbar project — from concept to metal — is the fruit of the Maria Stalina team's work, and it was released under this brand. Artistically executed in jewelry technique, this original and recognizable 3D image of a skull with crossbones is equipped with a lock for attachment to a clothing button.
The use of the device is intuitive. Simply open the clasp and fit the hole in the backplate over a button (already fastened) on your garment. It is recommended for one of the top three buttons or the pocket button of a shirt. Style and cut don't matter. Closing the batbar's backplate locks it in place, giving you a securely fastened symbolic adornment on your clothing.
A batbar placed on the top button of a shirt strongly evokes the association of a tie or a bolo tie. Given the specific shape of the skull with crossbones behind it, it's hard to shake the déjà vu of a bow tie. This accessory will definitely appeal to fans of casual style.
However, we believe that even fans of classic wear — those bold and experiment-prone enough — might try this accessory with a classic jacket or even a tuxedo. Guests at a cocktail party or a club evening won't overlook your innovative approach.
The batbar is crafted from white metal — suitable for vampire-slaying — and adorned with synthetic stones. The piece weighs 30 grams, with dimensions of 57×31×17 mm.
