Death Moth

This guitar is not meant to blend in. It’s meant to summon something.

Inspired by the death moth—a symbol of transformation, endings, and rebirth—and intertwined serpents, this Japanese-made Jackson is as much a ritual object as it is an instrument. The artwork flows like an ancient tattoo: flowers hiding skulls, watching eyes, wings that promise power, not salvation. Nothing here is decorative. Everything has intent.

The acid green finish is deliberate—venom, warning, life at its most intense. The serpents move without beginning or end, representing control, danger, and continuity. At the center, the moth reminds us that every light attracts… and burns.

Built in Japan, this Jackson delivers the precision, aggression, and reliability the brand is known for: a fast neck, sharp attack, and a tone made for stages where hesitation doesn’t exist.

Not a wall piece.
A statement.