Skulls and Bones

 Inspired by deep water, sea foam, sunlight on the surface, and the strange beauty of what washes ashore.

Inspired by flame, ember, and ash. A study in destruction and transformation, in the strange beauty that remains after everything that could burn has burned.

Inspired by that brief moment when daylight gives way to dusk, when gold burns into crimson, blue deepens into violet, and the sky becomes most beautiful just before the light disappears.

Inspired by Carl’s battle rattle, this piece features the Eye of the Bedlam Bride and several other notable emblems. 

Featuring an Enchanted Crown of the Sepsis Whore made of snake bones, this is one piece that would definitely not appall Mongo. 

Stay frosty, boys. 

Grab your sarsaparilla and plug your ears, because Mother’s beautiful boy is here. 

You don’t want to miss everyone’s favorite sex doll head goddess. 

This coyote skull features preserved flowers, vintage rhinestones, and genuine pearls. 

This whimsical skull was a series of experiments. New paints? What if I used them on that one random deer skull? Hmmm. Red wheat. What if those stuck up out the back? Real moss? Let’s try it. 

There’s nothing quite as cozy as a handmade quilt. This piece captures the variety of fabrics, textures, and fabrics that are found in your granny’s quilts, but with a sparkly B&B flare.

Inspired by the art deco style, this showgirl is reminiscent of the golden age of jazz. 

Made with rattlesnake vertebrae and rabbit leg and foot bones, this mid-century modern clock is perfect for lovers of all things retro. 

Raw, imperfect, and unapologetically unconventional, a reminder that even the discarded can become extraordinary.

Deep forest green, weathered botanicals, and flashes of gold come together in Mossy Oak, a one-of-a-kind piece inspired by the quiet beauty of the forest floor.

The Red Death. Striking, macabre, and unapologetically theatrical, Mors Rubra is a little reminder that even death can dress for the occasion.

Part garden, part graveyard, and just a touch celebratory, this raccoon skull  is a toast to beauty in all its strange and fleeting forms.

The house always wins. Until it doesn’t.