Vive La Résistance! This was a common phrase used in the early 1940s by those who rejected the Nazi occupation of France during World War II. It means “long live the resistance.” Today, the phrase continues to be a motto for those who reject oppressive regimes and value human rights. I’ve paired it with black roses to signify rebirth and new beginnings.

This pin is 1.5” tall and made with a rose-golden metal. It is a soft enamel pin, coated with a layer of clear epoxy on the front. Each pin features two spikes on the back with black rubber clamps for ultra secure fastening.

• Soft enamel pin

• Coated with a layer of clear epoxy on front

• 1.5 in tall

• Two spikes with rubber clamps for fastening