Beast Putty + Atlanta: A Match Made in Weird

Atlanta is the only city in North America ever destroyed as an act of war—General Sherman torched it to the ground, so they chose the phoenix as the city symbol.

Rise from your ashes. Squeeze the pain.

There's a bizarre Georgia law that forbids carrying an ice cream cone in your back pocket on Sundays—no one knows why, but it's still illegal.

Keep your hands empty for our putty on any day.

The Georgia Capitol Museum displays the taxidermied head of an actual two-headed calf as a favorite visitor attraction.

Two heads better than stressed out—squeeze with both hands.

The "Peachtree" street name mystery: there's no such thing as a native Georgia peach tree, yet there are dozens of Peachtree Streets/Roads/Avenues confusing everyone forever.

Navigate confusion with clarity—squeeze our putty.

Atlanta was originally called "Terminus," then "Marthasville," before finally settling on Atlanta after an embarrassingly long naming crisis.

Find your identity. We'll reduce your stress about it.

The Doll's Head Trail features a disturbing art installation with hundreds of abandoned doll heads embedded in trees along a nature path.

Weird art for weird hands. We celebrate your chaos.