This year, around and about Oaxaca during Día de Muertos, especially for my skeleton loving grandson. (Click on images to enlarge)
Besos y abrazos, Abue. 😉
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These are such fun to discover! I love the tiny one with the sewing machine.
Sewing machine calaca is my favorite, too! Reminds me of my mother. 😉
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