Purple Bloody Tooth Sticker – Gothic Dental Art

A bloody tooth, only considerably less committed to realistic blood colours.

This original gothic sticker features an ivory tooth surrounded by vivid pink, lilac and deep purple staining. A strange anatomical design for horror fans, dental professionals, gothic collections and lovers of colorful macabre art.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Comparative Sample Record 116-L

Object: Tooth
Visual similarity to Sample 115-R: High
Primary difference: Colouration

Records designation: Lilac Bloody Tooth

Z. OMB:
Has the material been confirmed as blood?

Records:
That's what it's called.

Z. OMB:
That was not my question.

INITIAL EXAMINATION

Sample 116-L superficially resembles Sample 115-R.

Both consist of tooth-like structures exhibiting substantial external discolouration.

Sample 115-R presented predominantly red-brown staining.

Sample 116-L presents pigmentation ranging from pink through magenta to purple.

It would be convenient to assume the two materials differ only in colour.

Convenience is not evidence.

Samples collected.

NOTE 3

Several explanations remain possible.

The colouration may represent:

• blood altered chemically after deposition;
• blood containing an additional pigment or compound;
• non-blood biological material;
• exogenous staining;
• microbial activity;
• chemical contamination;
• a substance unrelated to Sample 115-R despite visual similarity.

No preferred explanation yet.

Records

Could blood actually be purple?

Z. OMB

That question requires clarification.

Records

Of course it does.

Z. OMB

Human blood?

Records

Fine. Human blood.

Z. OMB

Not normally in the manner represented here.

Records

Other blood?

Z. OMB

Now the question becomes more interesting.

COMPARATIVE NOTE 6

Blood does not require hemoglobin.

Several animal lineages use different respiratory pigments.

Hemocyanin, for example, uses copper rather than iron and can produce blue oxygenated hemolymph.

Some organisms possess other pigments and circulatory chemistries.

Therefore:

“Blood must be red” is false.

However:

“Some circulatory fluids are not red” does not establish that this purple substance is blood.

These statements should not be confused.

TEST 8

Preliminary screening does not provide sufficient evidence to classify the staining.

Further chemical characterization recommended.

Sample preserved.

No destructive testing beyond current requirements.

Records

So what do we call it until then?

Z. OMB

Sample 116-L.

Records

The product needs a name.

Z. OMB

You already have one.

Records

But you just objected to it.

Z. OMB

No.

I objected to treating the name as an analytical result.

Records

So Lilac Bloody Tooth is fine?

Z. OMB

For the catalogue, yes.

Records

Even though we don't know whether it's blood.

Z. OMB

You also called 106 an elf.

Records

Fair.

PRELIMINARY CLASSIFICATION

Object: Tooth-like biological structure
Relationship to Sample 115-R: Unknown
Purple material: Unidentified
Blood: Possible; unconfirmed
Anomalous: Undetermined
Further analysis: Warranted

Z. OMB — note

Visual resemblance is useful for generating hypotheses.

It is not a substitute for testing them.