Skull With Maltese Halloween Merch

Skull with black rose crown and gold details on teal

Reminiscent of old Puritan New England funerary art, this skull has wings of a bat rather than an angel.

skull roses death

A beautiful design fitting for those who love calaveras! It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also love calaveras! This design is fitting in time for Halloween (October 31st) and Dia De Muertos (Day Of The Dead) (November 2nd)

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curves and bullets - curvy cakes version created and art by rolo ledesma

Death comes for us all. Death dances with rich and poor, king and convict. Death is the great unifier. The Danse Macabre reminds us no one is above death.

Celebrate the vibrant traditions of Dia de los Muertos with our exquisite collection of products adorned with enchanting sugar skull girl designs. Each piece captures the essence of this cherished holiday, honoring the departed with artistic flair and reverence. Embrace the rich cultural heritage and bring the spirit of Dia de los Muertos to life with our captivating sugar skull girl products.

Cigar Hobby: Smoking the Good Stuff... Cigars that is... A Halloween Skull Smoking a Cigar with Wispy Smoky all around

chill out

For people that love gothic dark and lady skull. This illustration is La Catrina who is a symbol of the Mexican Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) and is usually portrayed as a skeleton or skull. She is often referred to as "Lady Skull" and is a popular motif in Mexican art. Catrinas are often seen as a representation of death and are often used to decorate graves and altars during the Day of the Dead.

This artwork features a vivid sugar skull adorned with intricate floral patterns. The skull is bursting with vibrant colors like reds, blues, purples, and greens. The flowers, including roses, marigolds, and dahlias, are skillfully detailed, giving the piece a lively and celebratory feel. The combination of the sugar skull's symbolism and the dynamic floral motifs creates a striking contrast between life and death. The artwork invites viewers to appreciate the beauty in this fusion of elements, capturing the essence of both culture and art.

For people that love gothic dark and lady skull. This illustration is La Catrina who is a symbol of the Mexican Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) and is usually portrayed as a skeleton or skull. She is often referred to as "Lady Skull" and is a popular motif in Mexican art. Catrinas are often seen as a representation of death and are often used to decorate graves and altars during the Day of the Dead.