Yerra Pin

Yerra is an Irish expression of dismissal, disbelief, depreciation or a magical combination of all three. This phonetic spelling is an anglicisation of the Irish "Dhera", which is itself a compound of "A Dhia, ara" ("Ah God, yeah"). Meaning something between "all things considered" and "it could be worse", an example of the word in action is "Dhera, ná bac é" ("Don't mind the lad").

Made by Martha Hegarty of Mink. Martha is an Irish designer based in London who specializes in collaborative projects. She's worked with the V&A, the National Gallery of Ireland, Pollocks Toy Musuem, CMAT & Mubi. Check out the short video below for a bit more about her and her process. Any resemblance to any delicious snack is purely coincidental. 

We have loads of Dublin-themed gifts if that's what you're after.

How does it come?
On a card backing. Silver plated hard enamel with a black rubber clutch.