Alas, poor Yorick. Made by Phil Sundling and Glass Scribe

“Alas, Poor Yorick” is an international collaborative 10mm dab rig created by Phil Sundling (US) and Glass Scribe (UK).

Phil sculpted the large hand holding a clear glass skull with a recessed joint. Crafted in Blue Caramel to achieve a lifelike skin tone, the piece provides the perfect contrast for Scribe’s intricate carving work.

“To dab or not to dab,” a playful nod to Hamlet by William Shakespeare, is carved along the inner forearm. “Love” and “Hate” appear across the knuckles in respectful homage to traditional tattoo culture. A detailed geisha, inspired by an illustration by John Austin, flows from the top of the fist down the arm.

The hand measures approximately 10 inches in length.