Build 2 related gothic ornaments with this skeleton hand and skull figurine silicone mold set. The first mold forms a skeletal hand wrapped around a tall central form with roses at the base. The second creates a crouching skeletal figure beneath a large skull head. Both designs use layered bones and deep recesses, but their silhouettes remain clearly different.

The 2-mold package lets you develop both parts of a companion display in parallel. Repeat one dark base color across both figures, then separate the rose petals, finger joints, skull cracks, and recessed areas with controlled accents. These finished pieces are positioned only as decorative figurines. Images that resemble wax forms or include candles do not confirm flame, heat, or candle-container suitability.

Product Details

• Package: 2 silicone molds in different designs
• Cavities: 1 skeleton hand cavity and 1 crouching skull figure cavity
• Skeleton hand mold size: Width 2.68 in (6.8 cm); height 4.53 in (11.5 cm)
• Crouching skull figure mold size: Width 2.56 in (6.5 cm); height 4.53 in (11.5 cm)
• Finished designs: Rose-wrapped skeleton hand and crouching skeletal skull figure
• Not included: Candles, tableware, fruit, flowers, and other scene props

Creative Ideas & Project Inspiration

• Black and Crimson Companions: Use a near-black base on both figures, color the roses and selected cracks crimson, and repeat a small silver highlight across finger joints and bone edges.
• Weathered Bone Pair: Apply a warm bone tone, work a dark wash into the recesses, and leave the deeper gaps nearly black so each layered structure reads clearly from the front.
• Split Gothic Display: Finish the hand figure with floral emphasis and the crouching figure with stronger skull highlights, then place them at different heights to show their contrasting outlines.

Treat the rose-wrapped hand and crouching skull as companion pieces rather than identical figures. A shared base finish can unite the pair, while separate focal details let each mold contribute a different shape and visual rhythm to the display.