Each casting comes with an info card about the original grave.

Measures 9" l x 6" h

If you’ve ever wandered around an old cemetery (and if you’re shopping at Paxton Gate, there’s a very high chance that you have) and become enchanted by the somber yet interesting art carved onto the gravestones, these are for you. These castings were created using real gravestone rubbings from 17th to 21st century gravestones found in cemeteries throughout the New England region. All of these pieces are hand-formed and finished, so each and every one is unique.

The best and probably the most important part is that no gravestone was damaged in the process. While we all love the hauntingly captivating atmosphere of these old burial sites, it’s important that they remain intact and undisturbed. After all, they are hallowed ground and should be treated as such. With these castings, you can bring some of that graveyard magic into your home and keep the real deal safe and sound.

About the casting:

A skull & crossed bones is an easily understood symbol of warning. Here, on the gravestone of Daberah Joyning, it warns of the perils of Mortality & the fate of one's soul. She died August 2, 1740 & buried in North Providence Burial Ground, Providence, Rhode Island.

Sidenote here: We, as a collective people, should really start using the word skullduggery more often. It's just a cool word and deserves more time in the sun. Also, there’s a terrible 80s movie by the same name that's worth a watch if you're into DnD and the Satanic Panic that surrounded it. It's one of those "so bad it's good" movie.