Scimitar-Horned Unicorn Skull

Whether it's a trophy from a once-in-a-lifetime hunt or the remains of a meal found in a dragon's cave, this diminutive skull of the Scimitar-Horned Unicorn (Cerahippus harpe) makes for an incredible addition to any bone collection or intrepid adventurer's mantle. Though it's sculpted from a 3D scan of a real horse skull and a couple of different antelope horns, this specimen has been sized down significantly; please see the product photos for examples of the unicorn skull next to a real sheep skull, and held in a hand. The shape of the original horse skull has been modified to more closely resemble the cranium of Calippus regulus, a small horse ancestor from the Lower Pliocene, and it's also similarly sized, much smaller than today's horses. The painted version has a painted and sealed horn with a black base and metallic gold dry-brushed on the high points. (Prefer a different color or combination? Send a message and I'll let you know if I can make it happen!) The unpainted and unasse