These 11” vintage Santa Muerte rosaries were personally sourced in Mexico by Ed Calderon and Eddie Dennis, selected for their restrained construction, natural materials, and clear signs of age and devotional use.
This rosary features small black beads hand-strung on cord, interrupted by aged cylindrical spacer elements that show oxidation and surface wear consistent with older devotional pieces. The layout is simple and utilitarian, reflecting rosaries made for use rather than ornament.
The rosary is finished with a weathered Santa Muerte pendant, heavily patinated with softened edges and surface erosion from time and handling. The pendant’s worn appearance and uneven texture confirm this piece is not a modern reproduction, but a traditionally used devotional object.
At 11” in length, this rosary is well suited for personal altar placement, carrying, or discreet devotional use, offering presence without excess.
Details
- Length: Approx. 11”
- Beads: Small black beads
- Construction: Cord-strung with aged spacer elements
- Pendant: Patinated Santa Muerte figure
- Origin: Mexico
- Condition: Vintage; visible wear, oxidation, and age-related imperfections
Important Notes
- Each rosary is hand-sourced and individually selected.
- Variations in bead spacing, patina, and pendant texture are expected.
- Wear and aging are considered part of the piece’s authenticity.
- Limited availability — no guaranteed restocks once sold.
Ideal for devotional practice, altar work, or collectors of authentic Santa Muerte artifacts, this rosary reflects the quiet, functional character of traditional Mexican folk devotion.
