Hand made in Michoacan, Mexico, these clay are decorative 'Tzompantlis' are mostly made during the months leading up to Day of the Dead. Tzompantlis refer to the display of rows of skulls during Mesoamerican times while marigolds as a direct representation of the traditional orange flowers that adorn altars and the streets of cities and towns in Mexico during Dia de Muerto. Skulls and flowers are placed on displayed on a tree of life clay stand alone piece.

Medium Dimensions: 6.5'' in. L x  5'' W

Large Dimensions: 9'' in. L x  6'' W

Please note that: Each piece is handmade with artisan techniques. Length and small details may vary among same models.  

Returns and exchange policy:  Every item is individually hand picked in limited numbers.   No returns or exchanges. Please regard product information and verify before purchasing.