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A distinct Mesoamerican tradition in the form of decorated skulls, the Chola Sugar Skulls have become a cultural symbol of life and death. Each skull is a unique piece of art, hand-crafted from sugar, decorations and brightly colored papers. The skulls have become a treasured part of Mexican culture, displayed not just during the Day of the Dead, but as a form of celebration and remembrance of loved ones all year round.
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