Despite our skulls belonging to some of the toughest scrub bulls and cattle of the Kimberley, your restored skull is fragile and care must be taken when handling.

As the skulls are authentic, the bone can be brittle in parts and it is quite normal for the teeth to become loose.  Don’t be alarmed, this is part of showcasing such raw beauty.

Once installed for the first time, it is best to minimise handling, where possible. Should you need to handle, ensure you have clean hands as the skulls are very porous.

To clean your skull, lightly wipe with a damp microfibre cloth.

Should you wish to give your skull a new lease on life down the track, we recommend a light brush over with Long Life Mop and Glo. Horns can also be removed by loosening the locating screws, to rejuvenate should you wish. We recommend a light spray using Dulux Duramax gloss clear coat.