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The Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe displayed on a bed of vibrant purple and pale yellow flowers. The curved blade, with its floral engravings, and the skull detail at the top stand out amidst the soft floral setting. The segmented handle draws the eye, blending the scythe's haunting beauty with the delicate natural background.
A side profile shot of a model wearing the Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe as a hair accessory. The ornate floral blade curves above the head, with the skull detail adding a bold statement. The segmented handle adds texture, complementing the model's dark, dramatic styling and accompanying accessories, creating a cohesive gothic aesthetic.
A Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe styled in dark hair, emphasizing its intricate details. The skull motif at the top and the floral engravings along the blade create a striking contrast against the hair, evoking a sense of gothic mystique. The handle's segmented design enhances the scythe's realism in its functional yet decorative role.
A full view of the Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe, emphasizing the rich detailing of the floral engravings on the curved blade and the prominent skull at the top. The handle's segmented design draws the eye downward, with the craftsmanship capturing the essence of a ceremonial weapon, set on a textured stone surface.
A side perspective of the silver hair scythe inspired by Santa Muerte, showcasing the engraved floral patterns on the curved blade and the intricate skull design at the top. The handle's segmented details are highlighted, complementing the scythe's macabre yet elegant theme, set against a natural stone background.
A highly detailed silver hair scythe inspired by Santa Muerte, featuring an intricate floral design along the blade and handle. The scythe's blade curves gracefully, adorned with ornate patterns, while the top displays a menacing skull encased in decorative engravings. The scythe handle mimics a segmented rod, emphasizing the weapon's grim aesthetic, and rests on a textured stone background.
The Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe displayed on a bed of vibrant purple and pale yellow flowers. The curved blade, with its floral engravings, and the skull detail at the top stand out amidst the soft floral setting. The segmented handle draws the eye, blending the scythe's haunting beauty with the delicate natural background.
A side profile shot of a model wearing the Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe as a hair accessory. The ornate floral blade curves above the head, with the skull detail adding a bold statement. The segmented handle adds texture, complementing the model's dark, dramatic styling and accompanying accessories, creating a cohesive gothic aesthetic.
A Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe styled in dark hair, emphasizing its intricate details. The skull motif at the top and the floral engravings along the blade create a striking contrast against the hair, evoking a sense of gothic mystique. The handle's segmented design enhances the scythe's realism in its functional yet decorative role.
A full view of the Santa Muerte-inspired silver hair scythe, emphasizing the rich detailing of the floral engravings on the curved blade and the prominent skull at the top. The handle's segmented design draws the eye downward, with the craftsmanship capturing the essence of a ceremonial weapon, set on a textured stone surface.
A side perspective of the silver hair scythe inspired by Santa Muerte, showcasing the engraved floral patterns on the curved blade and the intricate skull design at the top. The handle's segmented details are highlighted, complementing the scythe's macabre yet elegant theme, set against a natural stone background.
A highly detailed silver hair scythe inspired by Santa Muerte, featuring an intricate floral design along the blade and handle. The scythe's blade curves gracefully, adorned with ornate patterns, while the top displays a menacing skull encased in decorative engravings. The scythe handle mimics a segmented rod, emphasizing the weapon's grim aesthetic, and rests on a textured stone background.

Santa Muerte-Hair Scythe

Inspired by the Mexican Folk Saint Santa Muerte. A personification of death who offers healing, protection, and guidance. 

A walk through the art:

Santa Muerte is often depicted as a skeletal figure holding several objects, including a scythe.

The scythe blade, a central element of this design, symbolizes the passage of time, the harvest, and the inevitability of transformation.

The skull detailing pays homage to Santa Muerte’s essence, reflecting the duality of life and death, as well as the enduring strength found in embracing both. 

Materials: Steel and zinc alloy, nickel and lead-free

Dimensions: Approx. 6.5 inches long

Uses: while it is designed to be a hair-stick, hair-sword, or hair-dagger, it can also be used as an athame, altar decor, letter opener, bookmark, decor for a potted plant, a prop for an art doll, or tucked into a belt, thigh garter, or hat band. I'm sure there are even more ways to slay.

Santa Muerta

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Santa Muerte-Hair Scythe

Inspired by the Mexican Folk Saint Santa Muerte. A personification of death who offers healing, protection, and guidance. 

A walk through the art:

Santa Muerte is often depicted as a skeletal figure holding several objects, including a scythe.

The scythe blade, a central element of this design, symbolizes the passage of time, the harvest, and the inevitability of transformation.

The skull detailing pays homage to Santa Muerte’s essence, reflecting the duality of life and death, as well as the enduring strength found in embracing both. 

Materials: Steel and zinc alloy, nickel and lead-free

Dimensions: Approx. 6.5 inches long

Uses: while it is designed to be a hair-stick, hair-sword, or hair-dagger, it can also be used as an athame, altar decor, letter opener, bookmark, decor for a potted plant, a prop for an art doll, or tucked into a belt, thigh garter, or hat band. I'm sure there are even more ways to slay.

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