Rabeschadel Wrist Cuff

Odin didn't keep two ravens around for decoration. Huginn and Muninn, thought and memory, flew across the world each day and reported back. The raven has always been the bird that knows things, and the skull of one deserves to be worn accordingly.

Rabeschadel is German for 'raven's skull', and this cuff commits to the concept. The skull itself is cast in polished pewter with the kind of anatomical detail that rewards a second look, set onto an adjustable black leather strap that sits well on most wrists without fuss. It lands somewhere between Viking-influenced metal and gothic alternative fashion, the sort of piece that makes sense at a Wolves in the Throne Room show or a Sunday morning at the Camberwell market. ALT CVLT carries this one because it's genuinely well-made and the reference is earned.

Polished pewter raven skull on adjustable black leather strap. One size fits most.