What do you think about art with a buffalo skull and crosses?
A family member bought a wall hanging from our house to the southwest, that has a buffalo skull and Christian crosses on it. He says he is a Mexican design. I think it looks kind of satanic / goth or whatever. Does anyone has seen this design before or have an opinion of her. I tried to find information or examples online and came up with nothing. Thank you.
"Satanic / Gothic or whatever "…? I have only to note that Satanism and goth are NOT same thing. And while hanging on the wall sounds a bit corny, I doubt it has anything to do with either.
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