The piece reflects the story of the women's suffrage movement, focusing on the badges worn by its members as visible symbols of solidarity, resistance, and political commitment. These badges represented far more than support for a cause; they marked the wearers as women willing to risk arrest, public condemnation, and social exclusion in pursuit of equality. The badges signify the women’s request to be treated equally to men and to have the vote. To call on all women to support this important cause. Annie and Jessie Kenny.

The work speaks to the strength of collective action and the deep unity shared by women fighting for the right to vote and for equal rights within society. By combining screen print with ceramic elements, the piece draws attention to both the fragility and endurance of this history, honouring the courage of those who wore their beliefs openly and with pride.