Antigua Reina Roja de las Brujas is a 4.5” vintage Santa Muerte statue, personally sourced in Mexico by Ed Calderon and Eddie Dennis. This piece stands apart through its throne-seated form, heavy symbolism, and unmistakable age.
Cast in a deep ritual red, Santa Muerte is depicted enthroned, framed by an arched backrest adorned with bat figures at the crown—long associated with night, liminality, and witchcraft traditions. Her skeletal form is partially cloaked, revealing the ribcage beneath, emphasizing dominion over both flesh and spirit. At her feet rests a canine figure, symbolizing loyalty, guardianship, and the guide between worlds.
The statue shows clear signs of age and devotional use, including surface wear, paint loss, oxidation, and patina consistent with older Mexican devotional castings. The base reveals traditional construction materials and hand-finished imperfections that confirm it is not a modern reproduction.
This piece is well suited for altar placement, particularly for workings associated with protection, authority, justice, witchcraft, and sovereignty.
Details
- Height: Approx. 4.5”
- Material: Cast devotional composite
- Color: Ritual red with aged silver and gold accents
- Depiction: Enthroned Santa Muerte with bat imagery and canine figure
- Origin: Mexico
- Condition: Vintage; visible wear, chips, and patina consistent with age
Important Notes
- This statue was hand-sourced and individually selected in Mexico.
- Wear, paint loss, surface cracking, and imperfections are intentional signs of age and authenticity.
- One-of-one piece — no restocks available once sold.
- Sold as a devotional and cultural artifact, not a decorative novelty.
Antigua Reina Roja de las Brujas is a powerful, grounded representation of Santa Muerte as sovereign and protector—an altar-worthy piece with presence, history, and weight.
