Memento Mori in Tamarind wood
Articulated skull
Memento Mori in Tamarind wood - Articulated skull
Memento Mori: Latin phrase meaning "Remember that you will die".
To remind proud, power-hungry men of their common fate: death.
During the triumph of a Roman general, the slave on the chariot holding the laurel wreath said the famous phrase "Memento mori", reminding him of his condition as a mere mortal. To remind him to keep his feet on the ground... Another variation: Hominem te esse: You too are just a man.
Material: tamarind wood and deer antlers for teeth
Slightly articulated skull
Beautiful wood grain. The skull sutures are present.
Dimensions: 14x10x15cm
SOLD ALONE
Glass eye or crown sold separately
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Memento Mori in Tamarind wood
Articulated skull
