Skull Car Dashboard Ornament with Sunglasses Holder
A small meditating skull that rides on your dashboard and gives your sunglasses and phone a place to rest. The cross-legged resin figure has sculpted ribs and spine, with brown shading that makes the bone-white finish look real. It adds a gothic touch to a plain dash without taking up much room.
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A small meditating skull that rides on your dashboard and gives your sunglasses and phone a place to rest. The cross-legged resin figure has sculpted ribs and spine, with brown shading that makes the bone-white finish look real. It adds a gothic touch to a plain dash without taking up much room.
Cute meditating skull that adds gothic character to your car dashboard and doubles as a sunglasses or phone holder
- sunglasses sliding around the dashboard
- bare or boring dashboard space
- need for a simple phone stand in the car
Keep your shades perched and your dash a little wicked
Sunglasses that slide off every stop now rest between a meditating skull's arms. Your dashboard finally has some character.
A perch for your shades and phone
- Arms that cradle your shades
Hands and forearms form a flat base, so the skull sits level on the dash. Sunglasses rest between the arms and stay put when you brake or take a corner. No clip to fight with and no cupholder to dig through.
- Sculpted bones, aged finish
The ribcage and spine are sculpted in detail, with brown shading settled into the crevices. The matte bone-white resin reads as bone up close, not as a flat toy.
- A stand that holds the phone
The gap between the arms takes a phone held upright, so navigation stays in view on long drives. A slim case fits best, so test the grip with your own phone before you settle in.
Seat it in three moves
- 1Find a flat spot
Set the skull on a level part of the dash where the base sits flat.
- 2Rest your shades
Slide the frame between the arms with the lenses facing forward. The arms hold it in place.
- 3Or stand your phone
Lean the phone upright in the gap between the arms. Check the fit before a long drive.
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Yes. The flat base formed by the hands and forearms keeps the skull level on the dash, and the arms cradle the frame so the glasses do not slide off on a hard stop.
It is solid resin with no moving parts, so there is nothing to warp or loosen. Keep it out of direct midday sun when you can, the same way you would treat any resin decor on a dash.
The gap between the arms takes a phone held upright against the skull. Slim cases fit best. Test the grip with your own phone before a long trip, since thick cases and large phones sit tighter.
It is a solid resin figure, not glass, so a bag or glovebox is fine. Keep it away from young children, since it is a small part.
The price reflects the premium resin and the sculpted detail. It replaces a clip, a cupholder and a bare dash, and it stays in use every drive, so the cost works out to very little per day.