Vampire Countess Stickers

Description: The Countess from the '80s ridiculousness known as "Once Bitten".

Description: Elegant vampire countess portrait with roses and a skeleton.

Description: COUNTESS LILY - RED LIGHT LOUNGE

Description: Countess Dracula Hammer Horror

Description: An original gothic vampire countess holding a glowing mechanical heart beneath a red eclipse, surrounded by black roses and steampunk machinery.

Description: COUNTESS VAMPIRA - ABSINTHE APHRODISIACS

Description: Countess Elizabeth Báthory of Ecsed was a Hungarian noblewoman and alleged serial killer from the powerful House of Báthory, who owned land in the Kingdom of Hungary. Báthory and four of her servants were accused of torturing and killing hundreds of girls and women from 1590 to 1610.

Description: An elegant vampire countess with crimson eyes and delicate fangs holds a red rose beneath an ornate gothic arch. Burgundy velvet, black lace and antique gold details create a romantic portrait for lovers of gothic fantasy.

Description: A captivating female vampire countess surrounded by bats and roses, exuding an alluring charm.

Description: Elizabeth Bathory Countess Vampire Gothic Vintage Design

Description: Dark gothic artwork inspired by Elizabeth Bathory, the legendary Blood Countess of Hungarian history. Perfect for fans of gothic horror, vampire legends, dark fantasy, macabre aesthetics, and historical figures surrounded by mystery and myth.

Description: The Official Merchandise of the Our Fake History podcast!

Description: Everyone wants to know what the Countess Elizabeth Bathory's secret is...now they can find out!

Description: This design is inspired by the countess of darkness "Vampira"

Description: Stunning retro pulp graphic celebrating classic euro-horror vampire cinema, retro poster aesthetics, and dark gothic style.

Description: The Blood Countess, also known as Elizabeth Bathory, was a Hungarian noblewoman who lived in the 16th and 17th centuries and is infamous for allegedly torturing and killing young girls in order to bathe in their blood, believing it would preserve her youth and beauty.

Description: Elizabeth Bathory