For some reason, there’s a certain segment of the population with a fascination for skull art. Although some would consider it morbid, skull art can take many shapes and forms and integrate a lot of interesting materials beyond bone itself.
When most people think of skulls, tombs, graveyards and mummies come to mind. However, taking a look at some of these skull art pieces opens up the skull appeal a little bit. There’s a Swarovski black crystal skull, which would be an interesting center piece or mantle ornament. This piece merges the fancy glamor of internationally known Swarvoski crystals with the morbid connotation of skulls in general.
Skull art is not limited to sculptures though, with a plethora of skull drawings making their way into art exhibits. These kind of skull drawings find their application mostly in tattoos.
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