Image source: National Museum of China Flagship Store on Tmall

The Li Jingxun "Fluttering Moth" Golden Crown Fridge Magnet was modeled on the "Fluttering Moth" Gold Hairpin unearthed from Li Jingxun's Sui-dynasty tomb. Li Jingxun is one of the best-known children of the Sui dynasty in Chinese archaeology. The exceptionally rich array of exquisite grave goods found in her tomb has earned her the nickname "the most doted-on child in history." Intricate and distinctive in design, the magnet features golden flowers arranged in staggered layers to create a vivid three-dimensional effect, while the openwork golden moth is rendered in lifelike detail.⁠

Source: National Museum of China

Highlight: Three-in-One Design

Fridge magnet: The complete piece attaches to a metal surface as a decorative magnet.

Brooch: The fluttering-moth ornament can be detached and paired with a magnetic clasp to be worn as a brooch.

Headdress: All the components can be assembled into a miniature headdress that recreates the original appearance of the artifact.

Image source: National Museum of China Flagship Store on Tmall