White Santa Muerte Figurine
Quiet and commanding in a white robe, this hand-painted Santa Muerte figurine brings layered symbolism to a devotional space or carefully chosen collection. A scythe and scales rest in her hands, with an hourglass at her belt and a circular halo framing her hooded skull face.
Details
- Approximately 10.25 inches high × 4.25 inches wide × 3.75 inches deep
- Polyresin, individually hand-painted and polished
- Approximately 1.5 pounds
- Color tones may vary from the photos
- Photo props are not included
Meaning of the white robe and symbols
Santa Muerte, or “Holy Death,” is a figure of Mexican folk devotion whose imagery speaks to mortality and the passage of time. Among devotees, her white robe is often associated with purity, peace, and spiritual cleansing; meanings can differ from one tradition or devotee to another. The scythe recalls death’s inevitability and the cutting away of what has ended. The scales evoke fairness and justice, while the hourglass reminds us that time is finite. Her halo signals sacred reverence in devotional depictions.
Santa Muerte devotion is distinct from Día de los Muertos, though both engage with themes of mortality and remembrance. Display this figure with respect for the living tradition behind it.
Metaphysical disclaimer: All spiritual and metaphysical properties described are based on cultural and spiritual traditions and are provided for informational purposes only. They are not intended to replace professional medical, psychological, or spiritual counsel.
