A 60-inch by 71-inch fabric shower curtain from an unnamed seller, printed with a central skull composition surrounded by a death's-head moth, pink flowers and leaves, and a spider, and pitched as a Halloween-adjacent witchy bath set with a 12-pack of hooks included. The payload is the palette collision the brief specifies by name: hot-pink botanicals set against a black-purple ground with a skull as the anchor, done at bathroom-curtain scale, which is one of the few decor formats where a single print governs the whole room instead of getting swallowed by everything around it. That's the reason it files under decor rather than novelty — it's a functional textile that also happens to be the aesthetic thesis, not a one-gag object.
388 prior accessions average 4.7/5 at $11.99 — a healthy sample and a strong score for a printed fabric curtain at this tier, consistent with the print landing on-color and the fabric hanging the way a mid-range polyester shower curtain is expected to hang. The listing confirms the 60W x 71H dimensions, the fabric construction, the 12-hook inclusion, and the specific print composition, but doesn't publish the exact fabric weight, whether it's water-resistant on its own or expects a plastic liner behind it, how the print holds up to repeated wet cycles, or hook material — treat liner requirement, wash durability, and long-term color retention as unconfirmed until it's in hand, particularly if it's going into a walk-in shower rather than a tub-and-liner setup.
