black and white sugar skull Text book for school
by ebert
Design black and white sugar skull Text
The "black and white sugar skull" is a popular motif in Mexican folk art used to decorate skulls made from confectionery. The skull is traditionally white with black eyes and teeth, and often features brightly colored decorations around the forehead and temples. The term "sugar skull" can also refer to real human skulls decorated with colorful patterns. Sugar skulls are used in the Mexican Day of the Dead holiday, when people remember their deceased loved ones and pay their respects. Skulls are often placed on altars or tombs, or carried in procession. Many people believe that decorated skulls help guide departed souls on their journey to the afterlife.
