A24’s film merchandise works best when it does more than announce fandom. Some of its strongest releases turn a specific prop, setting, ritual, or visual detail into a physical object. These pieces sit somewhere between merch, collectible, home object, and film extension, carrying part of a movie’s world into everyday space.
1. Uncut Gems KMH Exclusive Pendant
The KMH Exclusive Pendant is an Uncut Gems collectible inspired by Howie’s KMH originals. Made with Australian crystals and gold-plated stainless steel, it was released as a limited edition of 100. The piece fits the film’s world closely, where jewelry, display, value, and pressure are all part of the visual language. Instead of turning Uncut Gems into a graphic, the pendant turns it into an object that could almost belong inside Howard Ratner’s shop.
2. The Green Knight Gawain’s Sword
Gawain’s Sword draws from The Green Knight, David Lowery’s 2021 A24 film centered on Sir Gawain’s quest to confront the Green Knight. Created through A24’s ongoing relationship with Online Ceramics, the piece moves the collaboration beyond the graphic T-shirts the brand became known for. In this case, the film’s Arthurian world is translated into a medieval object, extending the merch from apparel into hardware and collectible design.
3. Midsommar Incense Temple
The Midsommar Incense Temple recreates the Hårga temple as a ceramic incense holder. The set includes custom Summer Solstice incense developed with Cremate London, with notes of cedarwood, chamomile, and patchouli. Instead of relying on character imagery or poster graphics, the object draws from the film’s architecture and ritual setting.
4. Hereditary Gingerbread Treehouse Kit
The Hereditary Gingerbread Treehouse Kit turns the film’s treehouse into a holiday craft object. A24 lists the kit with a cast iron mold plate, plastic treehouse base, recipe card, instruction booklet, and tealight. The mold also builds gingerbread versions of Peter, Paimon, and worshippers. A familiar seasonal format is rebuilt around one of the film’s most unsettling images.
5. Everything Everywhere All at Once Mahjong Set
The Everything Everywhere All at Once Mahjong Set is a special edition game object built around the film’s visual world. It includes black tiles with hand-painted engraved icons, artwork by Manshen Lo, a wooden carrying case, racks, dice, and a gold-foil googly eye logo. As a functional game set, it connects to the film through family, play, repetition, and small visual motifs.
