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Embrace the spirit of the Day of the Dead with these Catrina-inspired decoupage glass dangle earrings. Vibrant butterfly and floral designs are highlighted by sterling silver hooks in Mexican artisans Yareth and Daniel’s must-have accessory, an absolute standout piece.

Stand out with these decoupage glass dangle earrings featuring the iconic Catrina, the popular Day of the Dead icon, adorned with lively butterfly and floral motifs. Finished with polished sterling silver hooks, Mexican artisans Yareth and Daniel’s design brings cultural artistry into an everyday accessory.

Make a statement with these vibrant glass dangle earrings showcasing a bold skull design, a popular motif of Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebrations. Fashioned through the decoupage technique, the earrings dangle from gleaming sterling silver hooks, blending cultural flair with everyday wearability. Artisans Yareth and Daniel’s craftsmanship adds a unique touch to this eye-catching accessory.

Bring a bold touch of tradition to your style with these striking skull-themed dangle earrings, inspired by Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations. The vibrant blue and white motif is crafted using the decoupage technique, hanging gracefully from sleek sterling silver hooks. Artisans Yareth and Daniel's attention to detail makes this accessory a lively addition to any look.

"Feeling proud of my Mexican roots and wishing to raise consciousness regarding Mexico's beautiful endemic animals in danger of extinction, I designed this series of 10 coloring postcards. They are inspired by the multicolored alebrije sculptures of Oaxaca representing magical and fantastical creatures with wings and antennae," explains Alejandra Aceves. This set of postcards includes: a grey wolf, a West Indian manatee, an axolotl fish (Mexican salamander), a red macaw, an armadillo, a tapir, a loggerhead turtle, a pronghorn, a jaguar, and a California Gulf porpoise.

The set of 10 postcards arrives in an acrylic box with information about Aceves' project. Inspired by the illness she lives with, she realized that the symptoms diminished when she concentrated on drawing. Her wish is for others to enjoy being able to relax while coloring her postcards.