The Autopsied Dead Fairy Framed Display is a handcrafted oddity inspired by dark fairy folklore, antique anatomical studies, and the unsettling charm of fictional museum specimens.
This beautifully grim display features a highly detailed resin fairy presented partway through an autopsy procedure, complete with translucent wings, real hair, and exposed inner organ details. The specimen is mounted against a carefully designed museum-style backdrop filled with anatomical drawings, handwritten notes, and curious scribbles, giving the piece the feeling of a forbidden discovery pulled from an old cabinet of curiosities. Housed in a stylish black acrylic frame, it blends fantasy, horror, and refined oddity décor into one wonderfully unsettling artefact.
Features:
- Handcrafted framed dead fairy display inspired by fairy folklore and anatomical oddities.
- Features an autopsied fairy specimen with exposed inner organ details.
- Includes real hair for an eerie, lifelike finish.
- Translucent wings add delicate contrast to the darker anatomical theme.
- Mounted on a museum-style illustrated backdrop with anatomical drawings, notes, and scribbles.
- Highly detailed resin fairy housed in a stylish black acrylic frame.
- Free standing or wall mountable for flexible display.
- Ideal for folklore lovers, oddity collectors, horror fans, and cabinet of curiosities displays.
- Size: 26.5cm (H) x 21.5cm (W) x 6cm (D) (approx. 10.4" x 8.5" x 2.4").
A beautifully unsettling relic for collectors who prefer their fairy tales with fewer wishes and significantly more questionable science.
Each of our products comes beautifully packaged in a custom laser-cut wood box. This unique packaging adds an extra touch of charm, making it perfect for gifting or display.
Our products are made-to-order and have a creation process of 1-3 weeks. Each Grim Reliquary creation is expertly hand-painted by our professional model painter to bring life to our replicas as accurately as possible. Please note that our products are entirely handmade and crafted with quality in mind, but there may be some slight differences in colour due to monitor settings.