Hungry Minks | Woodland

A one-of-a-kind handmade gothic decor piece, created for lovers of dark, macabre and forest witch aesthetics.

This haunting composition captures a moment of insatiable hunger frozen in time — where bone, instinct and curse intertwine beneath glass. 

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Details: 

• Glass dome with hand-painted, stained wooden base 
• Two real mink skulls 
• Hand-sculpted tongues 
• Runes burned into the skulls 
• Small bird ribs and bones 
• Feathers 
• Natural moss, plants and forest elements 
• Organic, layered forest-floor composition 

LORE:

A while ago, somewhere, in the deeps of a forbidden forest, lived two minks whos hunger was insatiable. And this hunger itself brought them to their death. Stuffing their little faces for the very last time, minks suddenly burst so rapidly, that all that was left were their heads with tongues still wrapped around their last bloody delicious meals. The legend says that minks were once familiars of twin sisters, evil witches. The sisters obsession with their own beauty was as intense as their appetite.

One day, as they gorged on one of too many feasts, their eyes fixed on the familiars. Sisters hexed poor minks and at first, they were both really proud of the solution to their issue. At least until it all got too much for them to handle. Unfortunately, as they were as shallow as zany, witches didn’t find a proper spell to undo their dids until it was too late.