The Outlaw pillory board pendant.
Own your sin with utter disregard for any moral compass, be proud of the debauchery that's corrupted your rebel heart. The Outlaw lives beyond the fringe, laughing at the rules that were made solely to ignore. Waylon may have been right when he sang Ain't living long like this, but make no mistake it'll be a wild ride.
In the aptly-named Dark Ages, the village ne'er-do-wells (guilty or otherwise) would end up in the pillory or stocks, their head and hands trapped between boards while villagers pelted them with rotten fruit and vegetables. A wooden sign was hung around the offender's neck declaring their sin for all to see. All in all an awful way to spend a weekend.
Sinners Unite.
- cast in solid Sterling silver, oxidized, polished
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h: 38mm w: 11mm
- 11g
- stainless steel rolo chain
