Weathered Skull Replica without Mandible

This item is a decorative human skull replica, appearing to be crafted from a material that mimics a weathered or antique texture, possibly terracotta, a resin composite, or papier-mâché. Its overall color is a mottled reddish-brown, suggestive of aged bone or earth. The surface is highly textured and irregular, contributing to a rustic or naturally deteriorated appearance. The skull exhibits typical anatomical features, including eyeSockets, nasal aperture, and a distinct upper jawline, though it lacks a mandible (lower jaw). A notable distinguishing element is the presence of bright, yellowish-green coloration around the upper teeth and gum area, intentionally applied to simulate moss, mold, or severe decay, enhancing its macabre aesthetic. The craftsmanship appears to be designed for effect rather than anatomical precision, aiming for a rustic and aged look, which includes deliberately created pitting and unevenness across the surface. While there are no visible maker's marks or signatures, the general style suggests it is a modern decorative piece, likely manufactured within the last few decades, rather than a genuine antique or archaeological artifact. The condition appears to be as intended by the manufacturer, with the 'wear' and 'damage' being part of its designed aesthetic.