Mexican sugar skulls are a “Day of the Dead” classic - The Yucatan Times

One of the great gastronomic traditions to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Mexico are the famous candy skulls. Made with artisan techniques, these are placed in altars and offerings as part of the decoration, they are a must in the altars and decorations for the Day of the Dead festivities. Here we will tell you

History of Day of the Dead ~ Día de los Muertos

Handmade in Morelos, Mexico, Spread joy with these Day of the Dead calavera fridge magnets made of clay and hand-painted in cheerful colors.

Day of the Dead Clay Calavera Fridge Magnet

17 Best Day of the Dead Celebrations in Mexico [2023]

Day of the Dead Clay Calavera Fridge Magnet

A Cookbook for Dining With the Dead - Gastro Obscura

How to host a Dia de los Muertos party

Where and When to Celebrate Day of the Dead in Mexico - AFAR

Mexican papier-mâché means a party on Day of the Dead and beyond

Rick BaylessDay of the Dead Archives - Rick Bayless

Five spectacular options to experience the Day of the Dead in Mexico - Statement

How to survive Mexico's Day of the Dead Festival

Day of the Dead in Mexico (2019) - How to Celebrate Dia de Muertos

1,200+ Day Of The Dead Parade Stock Photos, Pictures & Royalty-Free Images - iStock

Bakers create Pan de Muerto de alfeñique in Edomex; they seek to create the best in Mexico - The Yucatan Times

Day of the Dead in Mexico Explained