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Ashgrave Skeleton

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Ashgrave Skeleton, studio packshot on white

Ashgrave Skeleton

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$12.99$19.9935% off
  • Skull plus two forearms and hands
  • Ground stakes included, straight in
  • Grime worked into every crack and tooth
  • In the lawn beside the walkway
  • No motor, no batteries, no cord

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Groundbreaker, outdoor, stakes included

A skull and arms that reach up out of the lawn

A skull with its jaw hanging open, plus forearms that end in wide, splayed hands, finished bone-white with black grime worked down into the cracks. Nothing moves and nothing makes a sound — it sits exactly where you stake it. Sink the stakes in the lawn beside the walkway so the hands read from the sidewalk.

Already weathered, no dry-brushing

The bone comes out of the box dirty — grey and black wash sitting in every crack, knuckle and tooth. No base coat, no dry-brushing, no night spent waiting for paint to cure on the garage floor.

Two stakes and it stays put

Ground stakes come in the box, so the pieces go straight into the sod. If your yard catches the wind coming off the street, move up to the Ground-Lock kit before you set them.

Build a scene, not a decoration

Spread the pieces apart instead of clustering them and the sod reads as one body coming up underneath. Put it beside any other groundbreaker and the yard stops looking like separate props on a lawn.

Ashgrave Skeleton, closer in

Built for outdoors

Come November, it goes back in the bin

On the night the porch light does the work: the sockets hold a black shadow and the hands catch the beam from the street. In November you pull the stakes, knock the dirt off and the pieces stack flat in a bin — nothing to unplug, no batteries to pull. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, so order with room.

  • Sockets hold a black shadow under the porch light
  • Reads as though the rest is still under the sod
  • Pull the stakes, knock off the dirt, stack it flat
What comes in the box?

Three pieces — the skull with its jaw hanging open, and two forearms that end in wide splayed hands — plus the ground stakes.

How does it stay in the lawn?

The stakes push straight into sod. If your yard catches the wind coming off the street, move up to a Ground-Lock kit before you set them.

Do I have to paint it?

No. The bone comes out of the box already dirty, with a grey and black wash sitting down in the cracks, the knuckles and the teeth.

Does it move or make a sound?

No. It sits exactly where you stake it and holds one pose all night.

How far apart should the pieces go?

Spread them instead of clustering them. With a gap between the hands and the skull the sod reads as one body coming up underneath.

How does it store?

Pull the stakes, knock the dirt off, and the three pieces stack flat in a bin.

The whole sheet

  • MotionStatic
  • UseOutdoor
  • Scare levelSlightly scary

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