Enamel Pin - Sci-Fi Space Bot

Between the pages of a book lies an infinite universe; sometimes of magic, sometimes of stars.

This 1-inch sci-fi enamel pin features a web2.0-inspired robot drifting among planets and spaceships. A little reminder of humanity’s curiosity, and perhaps of those machines who might rather be watching their stories than saving the galaxy.

Why you’ll love it:

• It speaks to possibility. More than decoration, this robot enamel pin is a small token of the expression of wonder, carrying with it the question every sci-fi reader asks: What could humanity become if we chose another path?
  
• The design evokes the subtle shift from everyday life to something augmented, and beyond our current capacity; to worlds where curiosity and choice create futures different from our own.
  
  

Finished in vibrant soft enamel, on shiny-gold finished metal with a secure rubber clutch, this bookish little bot is ready to travel with you, from game tables, perimeter checks, to conventions to the comfort of your reading nook.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the pin?

The pin is 1 inch across—small enough to be subtle, but detailed enough to carry a whole universe in miniature.

What material is it made from?

It’s crafted in soft enamel with a gold-plated finish, giving the design a richness, depth and texture while keeping it lightweight for everyday wear.

How does it attach?

A single secure rubber clutch holds the enamel pin in place on your jacket, bag, or lanyard. Built to travel as far as your stories take you.

Is this based on Murderbot?

This enamel pin was inspired by science fiction art and the idea of a robot who’d rather wander (or binge stories) than fight. If you’re a fan of Martha Wells’ Murderbot Diaries, you’ll definitely catch the vibe, however the design is created as a standalone apparel item which calls to the hearts of all sci-fi bookish lovers.

Is this based on a specific character or series?

No. the robot, spaceship and space design pays homage to the spirit of science fiction itself. The design nods to familiar archetypes (a curious robot, drifting among the stars) but leaves the interpretation to the wearer.

Who is this pin for?

For readers who know that science fiction is more than genre, it’s a lens. If you’ve ever stood on the edge of a story and felt the vastness of possibility, this pin was made for you.