Medieval Art Skeletons Pins and Buttons

Adapted from the Nuremberg Chronicle, these dancing skeletons in white are sure to delight

One of the most important early printed books, the Nuremberg Chronicle offered "news" and history to multitudes - and these dancing skeletons.

Embark on a journey into the shadows with our dark fantasy skeleton masterpiece. This intricately designed tee features a skeletal figure shrouded in an aura of mysterious energy, captivating the imagination with its haunting allure. Each bone is meticulously etched, creating a mesmerizing dance between life and the afterlife. The skeletal form exudes an otherworldly essence, surrounded by an ethereal mist that adds an element of depth and mystique.

Demon skull with fire crown

Unleash your inner artist!

Woodcut from the Latin edition of 'The Dance of Death' printed in Paris, France, in 1490 by Guyot Marchand for the publisher Geoffroi de Marnef.

Just an innocent little skeleton guy, clearly he's done nothing wrong.