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Handcrafted in Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca, this delicate candle is made from natural beeswax and adorned with delicate flowers individually sculpted by hand.
Our productsDia De Los Muertos Collection
Calaveritas Articulated Paper Mache
Calaveritas de Cartonería – Articulated Skeletons
A playful expression of Mexican folk art, these colorful calaveritas are handcrafted in Mexico using traditional cartonería (papier-mâché) techniques.
Each skeleton features hand-painted floral details and movable arms and legs, giving every piece its own unique personality. Inspired by the joyful spirit of Día de Muertos, these calaveritas celebrate life, remembrance, and the beauty of Mexican traditions.
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Our beautiful Luminarias Corazón Wall Décor have returned! Handmade in Mexico, each piece is carefully crafted and takes time to create, making every restock extra special.
Limited pieces available — once they’re gone, it may be a while before they return.
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Available for Pre-Order ❤️
This piece sold out quickly, but more are currently being handcrafted by our artisan in México. Because each piece is made by hand, the process takes time—and we think that's part of what makes it so special.
Pre-order yours today to reserve one from the next arrival.
One of our most-loved pieces is finally back! Handmade in Mexico, each Lantern Corazón Sagrado is beautifully crafted and designed to bring a warm, artisanal touch to your home.
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More than a reflection, each mirror is a work of Mexican artistry. Handmade in Mexico and thoughfully curated by VIVA FRIDA. Our artisan mirrors are created in small batches and highlight the hand-finished details and result in pieces that are never exactly alike.
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Our Mission
VIVA FRIDA is fun and festive place to come together and appreciate the colors, art, music, tequila, culture and traditions of Mexico — all in the spirit of Frida.
No matter the space — virtual, community, or eventually, at large events again — we want to build connections within our community and with the wonderful culture of Mexico.
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