The Most Holy Death, also known as Saint Death, is widely revered in South America, particularly Mexico, as a figure who receives petitions for protection, love, and good luck. Though condemned as a pagan tradition by the Catholic Church, she is still often revered as Saint who will receive offerings and prayers, with some seeing her as a form of the Virgin Mary. Here she is presented in a traditional fashion, depicted as the Grim Reaper with a skull face, concealed in a black mantle and robe. In one hand she holds the reaper's scythe and in the other she holds a clear glass globe, representing her ability to see and aid in your pleas. Made of cold cast resin, this statue stands 13" high and 6 1/2" wide.