The bedsheet ghost, one of Halloween’s most enduring figures, has roots stretching back to medieval Europe. During Samhain, people disguised themselves as spirits in an effort to ward off unwelcome visitors and protect the coming harvest.

This stainless steel design gives the tradition a playful send-off, with a sheet-clad ghost framed by roses and tombstones on either side that read “bye bye.” A fitting farewell for anyone who prefers to leave without saying goodbye.