She Holds Death (1 of 1)

A four-piece silver art panel

This is not bullion.
And it is not for everyone.

“She Holds Death” is a confrontation cast in silver, a moment of calm authority in the presence of the inevitable. Beauty without apology. Power without noise. A work that doesn’t ask for attention… it commands it.

A woman stands unflinching.
In one hand, death itself.
In the other, the means to decide what comes next.

This piece was made to be felt, not explained.

Why this piece exists

Most silver is made to be stacked, counted, and forgotten in a safe.

This was made to be lived with.

To be noticed across a room.
To start conversations you didn’t intend to have.
To quietly signal taste, not wealth.

You don’t buy She Holds Death because you need silver.
You buy it because something in it recognises something in you.

The work

Cast using my traditional sand-casting process, every surface carries the fingerprints of heat, pressure, and chance. No presses. No dies. No Lasers. No shortcuts. The texture you see is the texture the fire left behind.

The image is split across four individually poured panels, each standing alone but only complete when united. 

Details

• Total weight: approx. 10.96 troy ounces

• Material: .999s Fine Silver

• Format: Four-piece art panel

• Overall size (assembled): approx. 124mm x 100mm

• Hallmarked: Birmingham Assay Office, 2026

• Technique: Hand-poured, sand-cast, hand-finished

• Edition: One of one

There will never be another identical example. I couldn’t recreate it even if I tried, and I wouldn’t want to.

The box matters

Collectors don’t just buy objects — they buy context.

This piece is housed in a custom 3D-printed presentation box designed specifically for this work, featuring a pictorial cover that mirrors the artwork inside. It protects, frames, and elevates the piece without distracting from it.

Nothing generic. Nothing off-the-shelf.
The box exists because the work deserves it.

A quiet admission

This is not a “safe” piece.

It’s dark. It’s confrontational. And it won’t suit minimalist tastes or people who want silver to behave politely.

But if you’re the kind of collector who understands that the best objects carry a little danger, emotional, symbolic, or otherwise…. this will make perfect sense.

Who this is for

This is for:

• Collectors who value story over spot price

• Buyers who understand scarcity through difficulty, not marketing

• People who want to own something their friends don’t already have language for

If you’re only looking for weight per pound…
This isn’t for you.

Ownership

Once this piece leaves my studio, it becomes part of your story, not a repeatable product line.

I document everything I make.
I hallmark everything I sell.
And I stand behind every piece that carries the Silver Punk name.

If this work speaks to you, don’t overthink it.
The hesitation you feel isn’t about the price, it’s about whether you’re ready to own it.

Most people aren’t.

Add She Holds Death to your collection while it’s still possible.