SUGAR SKULL Wine Glass by Lumengrave

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Sugar skulls are a traditional part of the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). These colorful, intricately decorated skulls are made from sugar and are often adorned with bright icing, foil, beads, and feathers. They serve as a festive way to honor and remember deceased loved ones. The tradition of making sugar skulls dates back to the 17th century, blending indigenous Mexican customs with Spanish influences, and they symbolize the sweetness of life and the cycle of life and death.