Vintage Day of the Dead

One-off, unusual design Displays a desirable aged patina Pleasingly reassuring weight of 11kg (24lb) Generous character and fine detail Tattoo style pattern and details applie...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

With its Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead symbolism of duality, the elegant design of the sugar skull is representative of remembrance, death, return or a symbol of spirituality.

With its Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead symbolism of duality, the elegant design of the sugar skull is representative of remembrance, death, return or a symbol of spirituality.

With its Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead symbolism of duality, the elegant design of the sugar skull is representative of remembrance, death, return or a symbol of spirituality.

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

And the porch had been converted into a skull room, complete with Mexican Day of the Dead paraphernalia that spill from cabinets and rest on shelves and antique chairs.

The best known of these is on All Souls' Day, known as the Day of the Dead, when Mexicans build ornate shrines and prepare meals for departed relatives whom they believe will come to...

The theme of the tree of life is focused around the Day of the Dead, were Castillo focuses on the offerings and mood around this important Mexican festivity.

hand pulled serigraph edition at Self Help Graphics in Los Angeles, California signed and numbered by the artist Dia de Los Muertos Day of the Dead

A handcrafted platter of glazed plaster depicting a scene of skeletons commonly referred to and in the manner of day of the dead work from Mexico. Dia de los Muertas.

This skeletal figure in Patrocino Barela's Native Juniper wood, may be related to the Hispanic “Day of the Dead” traditions. Hand carved wood sculpture.

With its Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead symbolism of duality, the elegant design of the sugar skull is representative of remembrance, death, return or a symbol of spirituality.

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

He went on to become a staff photographer for the San Antonio Express-News for nearly ten years covering events such as Mexican presidential elections, U.S. naval operations in the A...

And the porch had been converted into a skull room, complete with Mexican Day of the Dead paraphernalia that spill from cabinets and rest on shelves and antique chairs.

This dramatic early 20th century Mexican mask (circa 1930's / 1940's) from Oaxaca, represents a 'calaca' -- a skull, used in ceremonial drama dances usually during Day of the Dead fe...

This dramatic mid 20th century Mexican ceramic mask (or possibly a wall plaque) from Oaxaca, represents a 'calaca' -- a skull, used in ceremonial drama dances usually during Day of t...

This rare early 20th century Mexican mask from Oaxaca, beautifully sculpted and painted in deep shades of burgundy over a creamy white slip, represents a 'calaca' -- a skull, used in...