Doll Figurine DAY OF THE DEAD Sugar Skull Halloween Monster High Repaint Ooak 

Fish Eisley As a Mexican living in Mexico let me just say I love this doll and I think it’s great to add your own personal touch to traditions.

Yeah. There's too many offended purists here.

It’s giving me steam punk DOTD realness

I think her work is exquisite🎀

Thank you!

I love your repaints❤

Anastazia Custom omg senpai and senpai 😄

moi aussi j'aime bien

It came out super awesome

Thank you so much!

Khaos an Order this took such a wholesome turn and you deserve more likes

AwesomeMaddy 1 Thank you..😝🙃

Very traditional?

Thank you so much!

Michinyo there are lots of modernizations you can find in local shops. I live in a predominantly Hispanic city and am so myself and I’ve seen different takes on figurines.

@@hotwaterisspicy As someone who is one-hundred percent Mexican, grew up and lived in Mexico for ten years, I agree with the OP. This figure is not reminecent of a "day of the dead" sculpture. Loosely inspired by, maybe. But very loosely, with a ton of open-to-interpretation. More like appropriate for Halloween, than day of the dead.

Well, percentage of race or locale have nothing to do with taking part in one’s cultural heritage. But we can agree to disagree.

@@hotwaterisspicy Lol. I didn't mean to sound as though I'm more "Mexican" than others, but rather that having been born and raised in Mexico for ten years, this design doesn't say "day of the dead" to me. I still have a lot of family there, so I am pretty current as to how "Dia de los muertos" is celebrated today, and the art that goes with it. I am not sure why this thing wants to reply only to you personally, I don't want it to be a personal attack to you, or negativity toward you or anyone. I just wanted to add to the conversation. So I do apologize if I sounded rude to you at any point, because that wasn't my intention - nor was it directed at you, personally.

So what? It says Halloween on the title, next You're gonna tell me that nurse Halloween costumes aren't accurate representations of nurses, duh!.

yeahhhh i have to agree with you. it popped enough on it's own

No hate on this person they are allowed to have opinion ( this is for bad ppl)

Agreed!

Took the words right outta my mouth

Yeah I was digging the slight pops of pink on her face and hair, then she went a bit overboard

Jesus Hadeet Yes we know this but Halloween or Samhain is also about that, but of course it's more marketed to dress up and give out candy, but people are really drawn to DotD do the unique skull decorations and makeup that Mexicans/Hispanics use. So thanks for the fact..

I think you're being really disrespectful to the culture around Dia de los Muertos with your response. The holiday is a day to remember loved ones that have passed on. Also, Samhain did have going door to door for food, but it was also for different reasons than how it is practiced now. Also the point of Samhain is that it's the pagan new year, and when the veil between the worlds is thinnest. I'm sorry if I'm assuming you're not a practicing pagan/wiccan. I'm just trying to give a better explanation.

I know your point but in fact La Catrina (the creature represented here) is a female figure with more than 100 years of history created by the Mexican cartoonist José Guadalupe Posada. Originally it was called "La Calavera Garbancera" and it was a mockery of the natives who had enriched themselves and belittled their origins and customs. Subsequently, the muralist Diego Rivera baptized her as "La Catrina" . Today, this version of skull with flowers, terrifying and beautiful at the same time, is a source of inspiration in many costume parties, both inside and outside of Mexico. But the meaning its the same, "No matter how much money you have when you are alive, you take nothing to the grave. Everyone its going to the same place at the end. We all know the catrina wasnt made for halloween theme neither for día de muertos but it is a symbol of mexican culture, about aristocracy and people trying to be someone they are not and denying their past.