Large Hand Painted Xalitla Clay Sugar Skulls Color:Blue Wear them around the kitchen

Wear them around the kitchen to protect the chores and to let everyone know you are in charge of the delicious dishes being made

Made with high-quality cotton fabric

or red clay pottery

recommends cooking the piece with atole or a thick beverage and letting the piece cool before washing

The perfect decorative piece for any space makes a great celebratory present or housewarming gift

Large Hand Painted Xalitla Clay Sugar Skulls Color:Blue Wear them around the kitchenHandcrafted and Painted Clay Day of the Dead Sugar Skulls100% Made in Guerrero, Mexico During Da de Los Muertos or Day of the Dead, festivities sugar skulls are a well known part of the celebration and can be seen decorating ofrendas (offerings) to represent the deceased. Traditional sugar skulls are made of granulated white sugar and are exactly what the name indicates: skull shaped sugar. However, other materials are used to represent sugar skulls