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Authentic Día de los Muertos art sourced directly from Mexican artists. Hand-carved wood sculptures, papier-mâché, skulls, skeletons, and trees of life. Each piece one of a kind.
Charming skeleton Mariachi musician by Oaxacan woodcarving artist Norberto Fabian.
Origin: Oaxaca Dimensions: 5''Tall 3''Long 2.5''Wide
Stunning Day of the Dead ceramic ofrenda by artist Saul Montesinos from Izucar de Matamoros Puebla. It has little sugar skulls,...
Delightful graveyard scene ceramic sculpture by artist Saul Montesinos. The scene features a farmer's wife visiting the tomb...
Saul Montesinos works out of Izúcar de Matamoros, Puebla, a town with generations of ceramic tradition...
This striking, fiery red devil by Adrián Xuana, captures the playful and theatrical side of Mexican tradition. The...
This Huichol (Wixárika) yarn-decorated skull is a stunning piece of symbolic artistry where every pattern and color speaks...
Salvador and Gabriela Cruz carve this diablo mask in the spirit of Mexico's devil dances, masks worn in...
Dylan Hernandez, part of the Juan Hernandez family of ceramic artists from Metepec, created this Arbol de la...
This magnificent Emperor Skull by Jorge Ortega radiates majesty and artistic brilliance. Its regal feathered headdress glows with...
Fabulous skeleton dog by Jorge Ortega! He sits upright, regal and composed, like a miniature emperor from a...
