Handcrafted and Painted Clay Day of the Dead Sugar Skulls Made in Guerrero, Mexico

During Día de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead, or Día de Muertos festivities sugar skulls (calaveras) are a well-known symbol of this important celebration. However, Sugar Skulls have now become a timeless piece to represent love for Mexican culture.

In this case, Xalitla artisans created these stunning and intricate wall-decor pieces to lighten up any space. Perfect to hang as they come with two perforations and a hollow back. Xalitla art is mostly distinguished for their detailed images in bold, contrasting colors. Have the perfect piece of Mexican folk art with these hanging masks!

Hand-painted by artisans  Xalitla artisans in Mexico.

Made of high-grade premium clay and varnished.

Hollow interior consists of face only (not entire skull)

100% handcrafted and painted, all designs are one of a kind.

Two orifices at the top to be hanged with wire/thread (not included).

Bottom part of the mask is curved, so it will need to be hanged.

Approximate measurements: 8" long x 6½” wide x 2" depth

Sold individually

- At Lolo - Mercadito we are committed to acknowledging the nature of each product. With each purchase, you get a unique and authentic piece handmade with love by artisans from Mexico. For their artisanal nature, there might be some flaws and variations in color, measurements, and design.