fabric facemasks

Floral skeletons wearing flirty bows grace these charming face masks by Maria Cristina Martinez. Crafted of a blue polyester print, they are lined in cotton, are washable and reusable, and feature elastic that stretches completely around the head.

Placement of the motifs can vary but the fabric will be the same.

Floral skeletons wearing flirty bows grace these charming face masks by Maria Cristina Martinez. Crafted of a pink polyester print, they are lined in cotton, are washable and reusable, and feature elastic that stretches completely around the head.

Placement of the motifs can vary but the fabric will be the same.

An elegant skeleton couple grins cheerfully on these charming black face masks by Maria Cristina Martinez. El Catrin sports wear a top hat and sombrero while La Catrina wears elaborate floral hats in the style of bygone days. Inspired by the caricatures of lithographer Jose Guadalupe Posada, Catrina is an important personage in Mexico's November 2 Day of the Dead celebrations.

Crafted of a polyester print and lined in cotton, the masks are lined in cotton, are washable and reusable, and feature elastic headbands for comfort.

Placement of the motifs can vary but the fabric will be the same.

Flirty skeletons with long brown hair wear hearts on their foreheads. Posed amid marigolds, they become delightful face masks by Maria Cristina Martinez. They polyester print pair is lined in cotton for two layers of protection. Both are washable and reusable, and feature elastic headbands for comfort.

Marigolds are thought to light the way home on Day of the Dead, when departed loved ones return to spend the night with their families.

Placement of the motifs can vary but the fabric will be the same.