Yama Camera – Made from Skull of Tibetan Monk, Blessed by Lama
Friday, January 1st, 2010
Yama Camera is a creation of Wayne Martin Belger (Boy of Blue Industries). It was named after Yama, the Tibetan God of Death and uses real human skull which once belonged to a Tibetan Monk and was blessed by a Tibetan Lama. Yama Camera is a pinhole camera and is made of gold, silver, mercury and various other materials, including blood. Yama Camera is studded with gem stones such as American and Asian turquoise, 3 rubies, 9 opals and 4 sapphires. One of the rubies – the third eye one – cost $5,000. I leave it up to you to guess what a price of whole camera would be. Keep in mind, that the skull is real, not a replica.
Yama Camera has one pinhole in each of its eye sockets which results in 3D photographs with ghostly impressions. As avid photographer and overall ghostly individual, I’d love to own one of those precious pieces of photo equipment. I’d totally advertise that I’m looking for models to take pictures of them naked with a camera that’s enclosed in a real human skull. Few containers of fake blood, S&M props, torture chamber and we’re good to go. Any bites?
Gallery of pictures of this awesome Yama Camera is below. Not for the squeamish:
- Yama Camera – Pinhole as Eye of the Skull
- Yama Camera – Detail of Precious Gem Decoration
- Yama Camera – Working Film Camere In Real Human Skull
- Yama Camera – Detailed View of Embedded Precious Stones
- Yama Camera – Side View Photo of the Aparatus
- Yama Camera – Made from Real Human Skull of Former Tibetan Monk and Blessed by Lama
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