Hand-Painted Turkmenistan Markhor Skull Collectible - Skullies Original

The snake eater of the Central Asian mountains.

The Markhor is the national animal of Pakistan and one of the most dramatic-looking wild goats on Earth. Its name translates loosely to 'snake eater', and the Turkmenistan subspecies carries massive, flaring corkscrew horns that twist outward in an open spiral - quite different from the tight spirals of the Kashmir variety. This miniature replica captures those spectacular horns and the robust cranial base in precise detail.

Each Skullie begins with a real, ethically sourced skull that is laser-scanned to sub-millimetre precision. The digital model is scaled down to roughly 1:6 and 3D printed in eco-friendly, biodegradable resin. Every piece then goes through a hand-finished wash-and-cure process, which means no two Skullies are exactly alike - subtle variations in the finishing make each one uniquely yours.

A showpiece with one of the most dramatic horn shapes in the collection.

Display it proudly on a Skullies Display Pedestal, hang it from your rear-view mirror with our Mirror Hanging Accessory, or mount it anywhere with our Magnetic Display attachment.