Honey Day of the Dead Skull Ceramic Magnet from Mexico - Skull in Honey KCLocation He designs it to use

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Honey Day of the Dead Skull Ceramic Magnet from Mexico - Skull in Honey KCLocation He designs it to useCelebrate Day of the Dead all year round with this ceramic magnet depicting a calaca, a human skull or skeleton figure painted with beautiful colors and motifs. Artisan Margarita Revilla designs, crafts and paints by hand the magnet that honors this Mexican tradition. Ceramic, magnet 0. 29 oz 2. 2 inches H x 1. 4 inches W x 0. 2 inches D