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Veronese Design 11 3/8 Inch Santa Muerte Grim Reaper Holy Death Cold Cast Resin Sculpture Bronze Finish
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- QUALITY PRODUCTION: Made with high quality designer resin and cold cast bronze finish
- COLD CASTING: Cold casting is the technique that mixes resin and bronze to create detailed sculpture with a metallic finish
- MEASUREMENT: L 5 1/4 *W 4 1/2 * H 11 3/8 Inches
- GIFTING: Perfect gifting and home decor option for all collectors
- PACKAGING: Gift box ready with black felted bottom protection
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La Santa Muerte, or "Holy Death" in English, is a folk saint revered in Mexico and the United States. It is often associated with protection, healing, love, and safe delivery to the afterlife. Believers often approach it with offerings such as candles, fruits, flowers, or sometimes alcoholic beverages. La Santa Muerte is typically depicted as a skeletal figure, often dressed in long robes and carrying one or more objects, such as a scythe or a globe. It symbolizes death, which is part of life itself, and is a remnant of ancient Aztec and Mesoamerican spirituality which celebrated death as a part of life.
