Giftware & Lifestyle - Three Grim Reapers Candle Stand 21cm

Collectables - Figurine The Reaper Death Wish Nemesis Now. Available as part of Nemesis Now's alternative giftware collection, this Reaper is very vulgar! Draped in a black cloak with his scythe thrown over his shoulder, he gives a middle finger salute t

Formulated in the minds of the Nemesis Now ethereal designers, this beautifully detailed, black and gold angel is darker than we imagined. Named Teresina which means ‘The Reaper’, this temptress kneels on the ground, a burning candle dancing in front of h

Standing tall, this dark Reaper towers over his subjects. His black cloak drapes down, hiding his skeletal face, giving this figure a sinister aura. Holding a scythe in his right hand and a large bell in his left, this Reaper shows that no one can escape

This menacing reaper makes a marvellous memento mori for any mantelpiece. Standing tall and looking straight ahead, this reaper’s face is entirely obscured by the shadows of their hood. Their skeletal hands emerge from the robe, the right hand holding a s

This angel of death is a stunning addition to any collection. Holding a lamp in his left hand and a chain of skulls in his right, this Grim Reaper Figurine’s wings are unfurled from flight. The lamp is lit with an LED, adding an extra dimension to the pie

Filled with black sand, this timer is a macabre lovers dream! This piece is topped with a Skeletal Grim Reaper, resting before taking its next victim. A Black hood covers its face as its large wings drape down to the other side of the timer, meeting anoth

Laughing mockingly from beneath its hanging black robe, this grim reaper clutches a gold and brown clock in its skeletal hands. Perfect for hanging on any wall in the house, this Gothic clock is cast in the finest resin before being carefully hand-painted

Santa Muerte is a female deity in Mexican Catholicism. She is the personification of death, and is a symbol of healing, protection, and safe delivery to the afterlife. Usually honoured on Dia de los Muertos, she is a constant reminder of our mortality. He