Stock Photo by fotoatelie 2 / 99 Day of The Dead Girl Stock Images by cvalle 0 / 8 Serious woman in day of the dead mask on red Stock Photography by Wisky 2 / 91 Day of the Dead Girl in Costume Stock Photography by cvalle 0 / 7 Day of the Dead Girl in Costume Stock Photography by cvalle 0 / 26 Sugar skull woman in tophat, holding dead roses Stock Photos by Elisanth 5 / 685 Day of the Dead Stock Photographs by creatista 1 / 100 Sugar Skull Pictures by jlombard 6 / 129 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull. Halloween face art Stock Image by bloodua 2 / 63 Depressed Young woman in day of the dead mask Stock Photography by Wisky 1 / 157 Day of Dead Girl Stock Photography by artshock 5 / 173 Day of the Dead Girl in Costume Stock Image by cvalle 0 / 5 Day of the Dead Girl in Costume Stock Photos by cvalle 0 / 15 Day of the Dead Girl in Costume Stock Photos by cvalle 0 / 7 Sugar Skull Stock Image by drmglc 14 / 170 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull face art Stock Photography by Wisky 1 / 586 Woman with face paint in Day of the Dead style Stock Photos by creatista 1 / 739 Day of Dead Girl Pictures by artshock 6 / 100 Sugar skull girl with red rose Stock Photos by Elisanth 7 / 840 Serious woman in day of the dead mask hide face Stock Photography by Wisky 1 / 104 Sugar skull girl in red dress Stock Photography by Elisanth 4 / 433 Portrait of two young girls in black dresses with Calaveras make Stock Photography by Zinkevych 2 / 52 Young woman a bride in a veil day of the dead mask skull face ar Picture by xmax54 2 / 60 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull face art. Halloween face art Picture by bloodua 1 / 85 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull. Stock Photographs by licsiren 2 / 236 Day of The Dead Female Stock Photographs by cvalle 1 / 16 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull. Young woman in day of the dead mask skull face art and rose. Rather, they are cheerful, grinning reminders that we should embrace life and enjoy our earthly existence while we can, while cherishing our connections to our departed loved ones.Artistic shot of sugar skull girl with dead roses Stock Photos by Elisanth 18 / 735 Young woman in day of the dead mask Stock Image by kotin 3 / 124 Sugar skull girl in tophat in the forest Stock Photography by Elisanth 30 / 1,178 Sugar skull girl with dead roses Stock Images by Elisanth 12 / 560 Day of The Dead Rose Petals Stock Images by cvalle 2 / 42 Day of The Dead Models Stock Photographs by cvalle 1 / 14 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull face art Stock Photographs by Wisky 3 / 805 Young woman in day of the dead mask skull face art Stock Photos by Wisky 5 / 400 Day of the Dead Veil Stock Photographs by creatista 1 / 84 Day of The Dead Rose Petals Stock Photo by cvalle 1 / 10 Day of The Dead Female Pictures by cvalle 2 / 27 Day of The Dead Friends Stock Photographs by cvalle 1 / 5 Sugar skull girl in tophat Stock Photo by Elisanth 21 / 1,047 Sugar skull girl Stock Photo by Elisanth 3 / 83 Day of The Dead Female Stock Photography by cvalle 1 / 6 Day of the dead. In 2005 I created my first sugar skull artwork, which over the years has blossomed into a collection of over 100 works of sugar skull art. Keeping with the true spirit of Day of the Dead, my sugar skulls are not meant to be creepy, morbid or scary. Sugar skulls are typically given as gifts or placed on altars as offerings to those who have passed away.
The nearby image features real sugar skulls I created to celebrate the holiday. Market stalls are lined with rows and rows of colorful skulls, created from sugar and decorated with multi-colored icing, shiny foil, sequins and glitter.
Sugar skulls, called calaveras de azúcar in Spanish, are among the holiday's most iconic symbols, and are sold everywhere on the days and weeks leading up to Day of the Dead. It is now celebrated by Mexicans, Mexican-Americans, and countless others, spawning a colorful and distinctive artistic tradition that continues to inspire. The holiday has spread rapidly in the past decade from Mexico to America and beyond. On the Day of the Dead, the boundaries between life and death begin to blur as men, women and children of all ages honor the bonds between themselves and their loved ones who have passed away. Day of the Dead, called Día de Muertos in Spanish, is a Mexican holiday that is celebrated from October 31 through November 2 of each year.
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