Day of the Dead

Day of the Dead

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Custom papel picado

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Custom Tequila Banner

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Custom Wedding

We add the names of the bride & groom & wedding date

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Custom Oilcloth Tablecloth

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Custom Round Tablecloth

Custom Round Tablecloth

70 inches

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Custom Extra Long Tablecloth

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86 inches

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Our Lady of Guadalupe

On December 12, 1531, only 10 years after the Spanish conquest of the Aztec nation, Our Lady of Guadalupe first appeared to a humble peasant named Juan Diego. She asked that a shrine be built in her honor on the Hill of Tepeyac in Mexico City, the site of her...

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Top 5 Day of the Dead classroom art projects

Sugar skull decorating Classroom ofrenda - Traditional paper folk art – tissue paper marigolds or papel picado Mini ofrenda retablos in cigar boxes Day of the Dead village mural on butcher paper

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10 Best Ofrenda Altar items to celebrate Day of the Dead

SUGAR SKULLS - fancy & colorful. Represent a departed soul FLOWERS - either wild marigolds, called cempasuchil  (the aromatic flower of the dead) – or red cock’s comb CANDLES - from simple religious votives to elaborate COPAL INCENSE to direct the spirits to the ofrenda DRINKS - water for the tired, thirsty...

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Significance of the Catrina

Many people ask about the significance of the Catrina as she shows up a lot in folk art for Day of the Dead. The history of the Catrina dates back to the famous woodcuts from Jose Guadalupe Posada, who printed political satire newspaper illustrations during the Mexican Victorian period (1890...

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