A Carved Pumpkin Face Hiding a Skull Inside
The same plastic pumpkin bucket comes out constantly every fall. It looks the same as every other porch on the block. Set it on an entryway table, a mantel, or a haunted house display shelf.

The freestanding design sits on any flat surface without extra assembly. The carved pumpkin face reveals a detailed skull nestled inside the mouth. No batteries or wiring are needed, so it works anywhere in the home.

It holds fine carved detail through repeated seasonal use over the years. The carved expression and skull combine for a menacing, realistic overall look. It works well on tables, mantels, or window sills around the house.

A note before you order, It suits Halloween parties, haunted attractions, and everyday room accents equally well. Slight color differences can occur due to lighting and monitor settings used. Plus, being power free means it sets up anywhere in just seconds.
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CARVED SKULL DETAIL: A detailed skull sits nestled inside the pumpkin's carved open mouth area.
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STURDY RESIN BUILD: Durable resin construction supports repeated seasonal display for years to come reliably.
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NO POWER NEEDED: Free of batteries or wiring, it sets up on any surface right away.
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FREESTANDING DESIGN: Works on tables, mantels, or window sills without any extra mounting needed.
- REALISTIC CARVED EXPRESSION: The menacing carved face adds a haunting centerpiece to nearly any room.
Product Specifications
- Type: Jack O Lantern Decoration
- Material: Resin
- Power: None Required
- Design: Carved Pumpkin with Skull
- Placement: Tables, Mantels, Window Sills
- Color: Orange
What’s Included
- 1 x Resin Jack O Lantern Skull Decoration
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need batteries?
No, it's fully power free and needs no batteries or wiring.
What is it made of?
Sturdy resin, built for repeated seasonal use.
Where can I display it?
Tables, mantels, window sills, or any flat surface.
Will the color match the photos exactly?
Lighting and monitor differences can cause slight color variation.





