To my mother, who can’t be beat… pinback button

Portrait statue of Agrippina the Younger, 2nd century C.E. located in Florence, Loggia of Lanzi. Possibly found in Trajan’s Forum, Rome, in the 16th century C.E. Once Agrippina’s relationship with her son, the Emperor Nero, soured, she was subjected to numerous attempts on her life. Various authors state that Nero tried to poison his mother, crush her with a ceiling, and drown her in a collapsible boat. Ultimately, Nero was successful in having his mother removed from the world of the living, but she was not less powerful or fearsome from the world of the dead. Honor the powerful mother in your life with this design…at your own risk.