Created in imitation of the sugar skulls made in celebration of the Mexican Day of the Dead (Dia de lose Muertos), this skull-shaped box is a rather beautiful creation. Decorated with patterns of flower, a Cross, and similar colorful patterns against a white backdrop, the skull stops being a macabre image and becomes a celebration of the dead. Lift up the top portion, and you will also find a spacious container in which you can place sacred herbs, offerings, and any manner of ritual item that you can think of. The whole box, sculpted of cold cast resin, measures 4 1/2" tall and 3 1/2" wide, with interior dimensions of approximately 2 1/2" by 2 1/2".

Item # AFB168

Price $19.95

This ink pen is just what you need to make an impression, either at work or at home. These pens are built from cold cast resin featuring intricate hand painted details. Each refillable pen is approximately 6" long.

Skull/ Dagger Sketchbook

This spiral bound journal features front and back covers made of cold cast resin. On the face of the book, an extremely detailed skull surmounts a studded cross sharpened into a stake at the bottom, upon the opposing side, a Celtic cross with gothic flourishes is fully displayed, skeletal fingers clutching one of its arms. Both sides are bordered with light Celtic knotwork, while the pages within are made of refillable unlined, acid free paper. This sturdy book is perfect for a Book of Shadows, notebook, or sketching. The whole book measures 5 3/4" x 8 1/4".

This wonderful piece offers a perfect place to keep your jewelry, herbs and other such treasures and ritual items for those that embrace their darker side. Approximately 4 1/2" wide and 5 1/2" long, it stands 2" high with the lid in place. Made of cold-cast resin and painted black, its sides are engraved with a repeating pattern of a gothic design that one might find in place on crypts, churches, and mausoleums of old. On its lid however, punctuated by small, jawless skulls at each of its corners, is a large, open-mouthed skull. With empty eye sockets, it seems an angry visage despite its lack of expression. Surrounding it, and seemingly bloom from it, black leaves flow to create an elegant from, almost in mocking imitation of the Greenman. With internal dimensions of 3 7/8" wide, 5" long and 1 1/4" deep, it is perfect on your nightstand, altar, or where ever else you would place it to contain your valued treasures and secrets.

Though your nights may not be meak and dweary, you'll still feel like Poe with this raven perched upon a cast resin skull looking over you. The exquisite detail of this cast resin sculpture could fool even a real raven. The hand-painted details of the skull make it appear as though it is really an aged human skull. At 8" tall with a felt bottom so it won't scratch your furniture, you can't pass on this sweet sculpture.

Adornments for the Goth inclined

Wonderfully macabre, this necklace is composed of numerous beads carved of bone into grinning skulls. All of this composing one long strand, the necklace itself is well over 50" long! Wear this necklace and celebrate your grim sense of humor or simply your grim sense style.

A cascade of crystal blood pours from the cruel wounds of a tortured love; on bead and ribbon double necklace.

A graphic representation of the subject of Poe's most celebrated and tragic narrative poem of the same name, supernaturally lamenting the death of a young lover.

In homage to Edgar Allan Poe, this mourning cross is inscribed with the raven's single word answer to all questions, 'Nevermore'; from the 1845 poem, "The Raven". 

A naturalistic heart locket that, when opened and beneath the blood-red enamel can be read a poignant quote from Edgar Alan Poe's story of the same name. Black velvet choker and black satin ribbon, tie fastener.

The sole, foreboding word spoken by the beautiful black protagonist of Edgar Allan Poe's poetic lament, The Raven.

Edgar Allan Poe's epitome, incorporating cryptic 'POE' monogram and engraved with extracts from 'The Raven'.

A dark raven flashes before an array of glittering crystals, amidst a luxuriant spray of black feathers.

Inspired by Edgar Alan Poe's repeated fascination with eyes, repeatedly expressed in his poems and stories, and in particular, "The Tell-Tale Heart", in which the storyteller, the murderer, is haunted by the 'pale blue vulture-like eye' of the old man that was his victim. Top grain leather belt included and sized to fit your waist size.