Bamboo Skull Pendant – Hollow Stalk Segment

The bamboo skull pendant is shaped as a short stalk segment with raised knuckle bands and a hollow lower opening. A skull face is recessed into one side rather than placed on top as a separate charm. The verified record does not specify material, dimensions, weight or chain inclusion.

Stalk ridges and a hollow end establish the bamboo form

Two raised bands divide the vertical body like bamboo nodes, while the lower end remains visibly open. The skull occupies the central segment, with dark eye sockets and nasal opening cut into the wall. Rotated views show the face on one side and smoother stalk surfaces around the back. The object is decorative jewelry, not a botanical specimen, flute, container or functioning tube.

• SKU: SSP74
• Visible form: short bamboo-like segment with two knuckle ridges
• Motif: one recessed skull face
• Lower end: visibly hollow
• Material, measurements and weight: not specified

Keep the identity grounded in its stalk construction

The bamboo-like nodes, hollow tube and skull recess provide the observable product identity. No tribal origin, ritual use, sacred meaning or reproduction of a cultural object is claimed.

The narrow vertical silhouette can work as a compact alternative to a broad skull necklace. Check whether the chain end passes through the integrated top loop and whether the lower opening catches loosely woven fabric. A photographed chain is not treated as confirmed package content. Compare the vertical tube with broader gothic pendant profiles.

Clear dust from the hollow lower cavity

Use a soft dry brush around the eye sockets, node ridges and inner opening. Do not insert sharp tools into the hollow end or pull the pendant free if fabric enters the cavity. Store it separately so chains do not thread through the tube. Material-specific dips are excluded until the metal is verified.

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