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Traditional Mexican Patterned Ceramic Day of the Dead Skull Sculpture

Senior woman selling day of the dead decoration at market

In Playa del Carmen, Mexico skeletons used to decorate and celebrate the Day of the Dead are hanging for sale at an outdoor market.

mexican ceramic skeletons representing the day of the dead festival

Colorfully painted paper mache skulls, a traditional Mexican craft for Day of the Dead, symbolizing remembrance and honor for ancestors.

Mexican Handycraft.day of the dead.

Day of the Dead decorations hanging from a store shop.

Catrinas are skeletons that are typically displayed during the Day of the Dead in Mexico.

Mexican catrina on white background for Day of the Dead, Mexican tradition catrina doll, space for text

The Day of the Dead is a traditional holiday celebrated mainly on 1 and 2 November, when family and friends gather to pay homage and remember loved ones who have passed away. The holiday is widely celebrated in Mexico, where it developed to a large extent, and in other countries in Central America and the Andean region of South America, mainly in northwestern Argentina, western Bolivia and southeastern Peru, and in Spain, where it is celebrated at cultural events by Mexican immigrants integrated into Spanish society.

Voodoo dolls made from wood, paint and feathers, from New Orleans, Louisiana

Senior woman selling day of the dead decoration at market

traditional catrina of day of the dead, colorful figure in offering dedicated to the deceased, altars of November 1 in Mexico

Bride and groom on the night of the dead

Typical Mexican crafts for the Day of the Dead

Dias de los muertos figures on display window in a store, San Miguel De Allende, Mexico

2nd Miertos Day Parade in Mexico City

Day of the Dead candies from Patzcuaro, Michoacan, Mexico

For the Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico, the streets of towns and cities are filled with color, and flowers and handicrafts abound. Atlixco, in the state of Puebla, is one of the towns where this tradition is most deeply rooted.

Young man dancing and celebrating the day of the dead

Handcrafted clay figurines of Catrinas, a traditional symbol of Dia de los Muertos, showcasing intricate details and vibrant colors.

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

Calaveras and Diablitos of the Day of the Dead

Mexican skeleton mannequin wearing tuxedo, top hat and holding a rose

Colorful Day of the Dead figurines playing guitars, celebrating the Mexican tradition

Beautiful Mexican catrinas made it by Mexican artisans at Mexican festival

Mexico a country full of color and tradition, City of Guanajuato

Day of the dead decoration at market

traditional catrina of day of the dead, colorful figure in offering dedicated to the deceased, altars of November 1 in Mexico

Giant life size puppets, known as Mojigangas mingling on a street on the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende. They are a staple of many weddings, fiestas, and parades all over Mexico

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