This moose poop necklace adorned with a turquoise bead is just one of many jewelry items made by artists out of genuine poo.

Ceramic animals, including curious mythical creations, by artists from around the world.

These unique shoe face sculptures are just one example of the imaginative curiosities created by the mother and son artist team behind My Weird Friends.

These unique lamps will shine a curious light on your growing oddities collection and make great conversation pieces all on their own.

This rare vintage anatomical model of a grasshopper is a curious reminder of pre-internet learning where our teaching tools were tactile and not merely confined to a computer screen.

Spirit houses, commonly seen in Thailand and in neighboring Cambodia, Laos, and Burma, are placed around the exterior of a home to provide shelter for spirits that protect the property and offer good fortune.

Check out this unique original art piece made of soap and “Barbie” heads, plus other ways artists from around the world are crafting craniums from the iconic fashionista into their work.

This horse cleaver is a functional oddities piece combining a large jawbone of a horse and a real steel cleaver.

This creepy little zombie kitty is a one-of-a-kind art doll created by Portugal-based artist Irina Parfi Dolls. See Irina’s whole collection of hauntingly cute little characters.

A shrunken head tattoo inked on real skin - not human!

Exploded human skulls are medical teaching tools that are highly collectible vintage medical devices still produced today.

Yep, this Hanging Cynopterus Brachyotis Bat is actually real.