Water globes arent just pretty Christmas decorations, they have been used to commemorate events and act as pretty dcor items for years. Take the Skull In Hand Globe, for instance: its a great knick-knack for someone with an interest in skulls. Far from your typical water globe, this particular example is similar only in function and general design: it consists of a base on which a glass sphere rests, which has been filled with water, and when shook, glittering debris is scattered through the water for a visually appealing affect. Instead of a traditional pedestal as a base, though, this water globe features a skeletal hand whose fingers wrap around the glass sphere. And contained within the sphere is a rather vivid and startlingly detailed skull. Unlike most skulls, this one still has a functional eye, while one orbit is conspicuously empty, the other is occupied by a dull, hazy eye that appears unfocused and lifeless. This skull also appears to have suffered some sort of recent trauma, at the center of its forehead is a rounded crack, almost as though the skull has been shot. For the skull lover who likes their dcor dark and graphic, theres no better decoration then the Skull In Hand Globe.

Key Features

Incredibly Visceral Skull Display

Functional Water Globe

Great Decorative Knick-Knack

Made from Cold Cast Resin

Measurements

Height: 5 Inches