Wolf Skull Pendant
This beautiful hand sculpted skull measures just over 2.5 inches, and weighs a hefty 4 ounces! It features a hinged and articulated jawbone, and exquisite attention to detail. It comes on a 22 inch faux leather cord which can easily be swapped out with your cord or chain of choice.
Sculpted by hand and cast using traditional lost wax investment methods, and each skull is a unique work of art that is equally at home around your neck, or on an altar.
Please Note: due to the handmade nature of this piece, small variations in color and surface finish from the pictures piece are to be expected. No two skulls are ever the same, so yours will be a wholly unique piece of art.
This beautiful hand sculpted skull measures just over 2.5 inches, and weighs a hefty 4 ounces! It features a hinged and articulated jawbone, and exquisite attention to detail. It comes on a 22 inch faux leather cord which can easily be swapped out with your cord or chain of choice.
Sculpted by hand and cast using traditional lost wax investment methods, and each skull is a unique work of art that is equally at home around your neck, or on an altar.
Please Note: due to the handmade nature of this piece, small variations in color and surface finish from the pictures piece are to be expected. No two skulls are ever the same, so yours will be a wholly unique piece of art.
This beautiful hand sculpted skull measures just over 2.5 inches, and weighs a hefty 4 ounces! It features a hinged and articulated jawbone, and exquisite attention to detail. It comes on a 22 inch faux leather cord which can easily be swapped out with your cord or chain of choice.
Sculpted by hand and cast using traditional lost wax investment methods, and each skull is a unique work of art that is equally at home around your neck, or on an altar.
Please Note: due to the handmade nature of this piece, small variations in color and surface finish from the pictures piece are to be expected. No two skulls are ever the same, so yours will be a wholly unique piece of art.
