• Realistic Skull in Natural Lighting Under natural lighting, the bone tones and detailed texture of the elongated skull come to life. The subtle shading and natural wear on the surface evoke the ancient origins of this stunning piece, bringing a historical artifact into your home.
  • Close-Up of the Paracas Skull Replica This Paracas elongated skull replica features incredibly lifelike details. The hand-painted finish captures subtle variations in the bone tone, giving it a realistic bone texture and a weathered, authentic look, replicating the aged appearance of an ancient artifact.
  • Hand-Painted Details on the Skull A closer view reveals the hand-painted tones and intricate texture of the elongated skull, from the natural-looking bone hues to the slight imperfections that enhance the realism. Every detail has been carefully crafted for an authentic appearance.
  • Authentic Bone Texture and Finish The bone-like texture of this Paracas skull replica gives it an incredible level of realism. The detailed, hand-painted tones closely resemble aged bone, adding depth and history to the piece, making it a perfect choice for collectors.
  • Intricate Details of the Paracas Skull From the smooth surface to the slightly textured areas, every inch of this Paracas skull is a testament to realistic craftsmanship. The hand-painted bone color, with its carefully blended tones, mimics a genuine ancient relic.
  • Full View of the Paracas Skull Replica This full shot highlights the meticulous craftsmanship of the elongated skull, showing the lifelike texture and realistic bone appearance. The slight variations in color reflect the true look of a piece that’s thousands of years old.
  • Close-Up of the Jaw and Skull The jaw and skull are seamlessly connected, with the bone tones and detailed texture flowing naturally. The realistic finish and hand-painted details emphasize the age and authenticity of the piece, making it a perfect addition to any collection.
  • Textured Surface and Bone-Like Finish A close look at the textured surface reveals the bone-like finish of the Paracas skull replica, with light and dark shades carefully painted to imitate natural bone wear. This attention to detail makes the piece appear as if it has been preserved for centuries.
  • Historical Look with Natural Bone Color The natural bone color and textured surface of this Paracas elongated skull replica make it incredibly realistic. The tones blend perfectly with its antique look, creating a stunning piece of historical art.
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Post Mortem Cult

Elongated skull replica - Ancestral skull

Elongated skull replica - Ancestral skull

€230,00
€230,00
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Elongated skull

We are passionate about history and art, and we want to share that fascination through our Paraca Skull replica. This precision-crafted elongated skull is perfect for anatomical studies, historical education, or as a unique collector's item. It captures the essence of ancient civilization with authentic details that make it stand out.

Painstakingly crafted to mirror the original piece, it is ideal for educators, historians, or anyone fascinated by the extraordinary.

To offer an even better experience, we have created limited edition wooden bases with engravings of Andean symbols from the period. These bases will be available only at Post Mortem Cult.

The skull has been hand painted with all the details and marks faithful to the reproduction. Both the weight and dimensions are exact to the original piece, and each one is unique and unrepeatable. As they are hand painted, the tones may vary slightly from the photograph.

Characteristics:

  • Weight: 500 - 600 gr.
  • Dimensions: 12 x 19 x 30 cm
  • Composition: Skull + Jaw
  • Made of polyurethane resin
  • Includes certificate of authenticity + artwork number + brand seal
  • Pine base: 22 cm in diameter + laser engraved with Andean symbols + varnished in black with gold symbols.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT:

(The Paracas elongated skulls are one of the most intriguing and mysterious archaeological finds in Peru. These skulls date back approximately 3,000 years, to the pre-Columbian period.

The skulls exhibit a cranial deformation that makes them longer and narrower than normal human skulls. This deformation was achieved through bandages and cranial modeling practices from childhood, and was a common practice among the nobility as a form of distinction.

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