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Mexican skull craftsmanship with colorful decoration

The costumes of the Voladores de Papantla are characterised by a cone-shaped hat, which has a plume to symbolise a quetzal. They also wear a white shirt, often decorated with small mirrors, representing the rays of the sun.

Sugar skulls and paper marigold flowers on colorful serape. Day of the Dead background.

Mexican Souvenir Painted Skulls, Quintana Roo, Cancun, Mexico

Colored skulls, Mexican crafts. Day of the Dead, Handmade multicolor figure, white background

Reproduction of the ancient Aztec Mayan calendar isolated on black. Image taken in Mexico where it was part of an ancient culture.

Mexican skull design, Mexico culture tourism landmark latin and party theme 3d illustration.

Merida, Mexico, April 20 - Dozens of Calaveras (colored skulls) for sale in the center of Mexico City, local handicrafts often used during the Dia de Muertos celebrations and much appreciated by tourists and visitors.

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Day of the dead decoration at market

mayan calendar skull in a bone

Mexican Souvenir Skull on white background

Mexican skull craftsmanship with colorful decoration

Day of the Dead candies from Patzcuaro, Michoacan, Mexico

Mexican pink skull dia muertos crafts in Mexico of deaths day

African Buffalo Skull

Tradtional mexican representation of the dead as a high class society

The muskox are a popular hunting target on the Disko Island and the sculls are often used as decoration outside the houses in Qeqertarsuaq also known as Godhavn in Greenland

Colorful skulls and alebrijes mexicans

Sugar skulls, a mexican tradition in the day of the dead

Huitlacoche or cuitlacoche, is a fungus from mexican food

Traditional Congolese headdress with glass beads on white background.

Close-up of a sugar skull, typical of altars of the dead in Mexico

Day of the dead pottery skull (calavera) on pink papel picado on yellow background, Dia de Muertos background

These handicraft figures are not created by an individual artist and are not meant to be art but rather local festivity crafts and souvenirs. They are made by several unknown craftsmen in villages around Mexico as part of the folk celebration of The Day of the Death all over Mexico. This work is not subject to an artist copyright protection.

Animal Skulls near Otjiwarongo at Otjozondjupa Region, Namibia

Mariachi hat and serape on yellow background. Mexican independence concept. Cinco de mayo background.

Pan de Muerto/Day of the Dead Bread on Mexican Tablecloth

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Halloween decoration and food

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