They may even build temples and monuments to it; perhaps gather together on a certain day of the week as a result..... Lol!

No, obviously. Because women are inferior. And a woman dressed as such would be a harlot, and nobody in their right mind would want to see that!
But, a half-dressed man with rippling muscles, whose cloth is dangerously close to revealing his nether regions? Bring it on!

Well, I wouldn't. However, you may have the marketing skills to make a buck with it, so don't let my opinion stop you.

The crucified Jebus image is tasteless and manipulative to begin with. To take the same image but make the victim female is much more disturbing to my way of thinking for no other reason than it would depict the same violence but against a woman.

Is that sexist?

Could be a market for necklaces. Example:

Starting a new religion? Maybe say you were inspired by the Flying Spaghetti Monster. a sub-cult?

Not without a story behind th symbolism .

Maybe not but there a few groups here that would love it "Body Positive, Real Life Sexy!" for instance

How is that a BDSM symbol?

Religious symbolism

I think Robert Mapplethorpe already did it

Is this really a BDSM symbol? Am skeptical

There is a BDSM symbol. It is similar to the yin/yang one but has 3 sections and would not offend.

Just make sure you put the nails holding her up behind the wrist and not though the palm. otherwise it will rip out and she would fall off. the problem with the stigmata craze. wrong location.

You'd have to create a really wild backstory to go with it, and then threaten anyone who doesn't go along with your plan.

That would be BAIT to more Muslims with guns/bombs and invectives!

What sickens me is the movie "The Passion" and how Christians flocked to the theaters to see this, PLUS dragging their very small children. The same Christians would probably be appalled if someone brought their small child to a NC17 movie.

"would people displaying"?

Maybe you want to clean that question up. I'm not sure if you're asking if people would see it as a BDSM symbol or whether they would display it as one, or maybe I'm missing your point entirely.

But regardless, if you distribute a few million copies of anything, it will be seen as having little value. Supply and demand.

Besides, on the demand side of things, on no day in the past year have I awakened and thought, "You know, what I really want is my very own copy of a sculpture of a half naked bleeding woman nailed to a cross. It would really make my life complete." And I suspect this is true of just about everyone on the planet.