Southwest Day Of The Dead Skull 6.5" - Snake (s13)

This is a beautiful southwestern day of the dead skull. Handcrafted in Mexico, this skull is hand painted ceramic with a southwest scene in the desert featuring a snake.  So popular in the southwestern United States, this is a classic painted skull that reflects a rich culture begun by the ancient Aztecs.

Each year on November 2nd, Mexican families celebrate the dead relatives by visiting their graves with colorful decorations, food and drink. Skulls are used as traditional decorations to celebrate the day. A custom that began with the Aztecs using real skulls. Today, they are beautiful hand painted pottery art also used for southwest decor.

Measures approximately 6.5". Actual skull is shown.