SKULL en PRULL
Not ordinary decoration
Where bones become art.
From the collection
SKULL en PRULL is a small independent curiosities and oddities studio from Belgium, created by Elly & Flipke.
We have always been drawn to the unusual, the forgotten and the beautifully macabre. From bones, skulls and taxidermy to wet specimens, antique medical curiosities and strange treasures from another time. This is our world.
Many of our pieces are handcrafted or transformed by Flipke, giving forgotten objects and natural remains a new story and a second life.
We don’t believe death has to be hidden away. There is beauty in what remains, fascination in anatomy and history in objects that have survived their time.
Memento Mori. Remember that you must die, and surround yourself with things that make you feel alive.
Welcome to SKULL en PRULL.
CuriositiesOdditiesBonesWet SpecimensTaxidermyHandmade Art
What we sell
The Collection
Four corners of one strange collection. All of it real, none of it ordinary.
Death’s head mothGilt ovalDetail
Bones& Skulls


Big cat skullSkulls on museum standsRoe deer on coffin plaques
WetSpecimens


Specimen by candlelightPuppy in glassReptiles in jars
Taxidermy& Curiosities


Lamb on velvetMummified rat, seatedGilded fawn in an oval frame
Handmadeby Flipke


Tattoo machine in baroque frameGilded lizard skeletonMouse in coffin frame
The Makers
Elly& Flipke
Skull en Prull is the two of us, Elly and Flipke, a couple from Belgium who never lost the pull toward the unusual.
Much of what you see is shaped or transformed by Flipke’s hands.


Markets & Events
Find usin the dark
At dark markets and tattoo conventions you can meet a piece before it goes home with you. Look for our stall at De Duystere Markt.
For several tattoo conventions we have built the award trophies by hand, the pieces the winners carried home.
Order
Take onehome
Order via Instagram or Facebook. Send us a message and we will take it from there.
“Who enters as a friend never comes too early, only ever too late.”
The full gallery
Pictures
The whole collection in one place. Every piece that has passed through our hands, laid out like a contact sheet.





































































