A miniature skull cast in resin and hollowed out to seat a standard tea light, sold as gothic/Halloween home decor rather than altar or ritual gear. Small-format novelty piece — mantel or shelf scale, not a statement centerpiece.
114 prior accessions average 4.4/5, holding up as a low-cost gothic accent rather than a display-grade specimen. At this price point expect craft-resin finish, not the crisp detail of a collector's cast.
Frequently asked
Does it hold a real candle?
It's built to seat a tea light — the listing frames it as a tea-light holder, not a decorative-only piece.
Is this real bone or a cast?
Cast resin, not bone — this is a craft-material novelty piece, distinct from actual skull specimens in the catalog.
What's the finish quality like at this price?
114 reviewers average 4.4/5 for the gothic-decor use case, but at $9.99 expect basic craft-resin detail, not a fine-cast collector piece.