Q. Is it legal for you to buy and sell human bones? A. Yes. Q. Really????? A. Yes, really. There is no federal law that prohibits the possession or sale of human bones. However, I can not be certain of the laws at the local level. Therefore, you are responsible for knowing your local laws before ordering from Psykic Ossuary Arts. I understand that Georgia and Tennesee have laws forbiding human remains from being imported or exported across their state lines. Q. Do you take international orders? A. Unfortunately, no. At the moment I am not that familiar with laws regarding exporting natural items (especially human remains) to other countries, so in the interest of caution, I am going to restrict sales to within the United States. Q. Where does someone go about getting human bones? A. See my Links page for my suppliers. Q. You are a horrible, horrible person! A. Ummm. . . . . that's uh, that's not really a question. That's kind of just hurtful. However, I am going to assume that the reason you said that is because you are concerned with the morality of using human bones in artwork. I think the concern here is the idea that I am making things out of people. Personally I do not think that is the case. I am not making things out of people, I am making things out of the vessel the previously contained a person. Whatever made them human, whatever made them a person like you and me, is not in their bones. But let us suppose for a moment that it was, that a persons essense and consciousness is still attached to their physical body after they die. Would you rather spend eternity inside a very small box underground? Would you want to be hidden in some forsaken place to help train cadaver dogs to find corpses? Would you want to be displayed in some corner of a natural history museum to be stared at by school children on field trips? Or would you prefer to be made into a necklace that would adorn some hot goth girls bosom while she goes out clubbing?