Violinist Skull Enamel Pins

The Day of the Dead is derived from the ancient Indians' understanding and tradition of life and death. The ancient Indians include the Maya, the Aztecs, and other Mexican civilizations. They have a near-consistent view on this matter. In the Aztecs' religious system, the creation of the Feathered Snake involves creating new life from the skulls of the dead in the underworld. Therefore, a skull means not only death but also the origin of life. Over time, Mexicans have inherited the optimistic attitude of their ancestors toward death, and now they are basically following the celebration tradition of Aztec civilization. People celebrate with the celebration of the Day of the Dead to mourn friends and family who are no longer around. And it has been the most exciting day with a festive atmosphere in Mexico.

GS-JJ Violinist Skull Enamel Pins are perfect decorations for the Day of the Dead celebration, and also wonderful gifts with great meaning for friends.

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