Day of the Dead

 This is the time to celebrate the Day of the Dead, where deceased lover ones are celebrated with joy and festivities. Celebrated mostly in Mexico, it is a time where families create shrines or altars which include photos of the dead as well as offerings such as sugar skulls. These skulls tend to be highly decorated and I used this as inspiration for this design.

Each skull is highly decorated and uses a bright colour palette. The print is available in my Spoonglofr by-the-metre on a wide variety of fabrics, but it can also be bought on ready-made items such as tableware. This collection of tableware is perfect for using in a family lunch gathering or at a Day of the Dead party.

The skull napkins come in two sizes (dinner napkins or cocktail napkins) and are made from a cotton sateen fabric or a linen cotton canvas.

The skull placemats are sold as a set of two and are made from either cotton sateen, linen cotton canvas or Cypress cotton canvas. They make a great statement at the dinner table.

The skull tablecloths come in three shapes (square, rectangle and oval) and also come in a variety of sizes too.

The skull table runner is a great way of creating drama in the centre of the table.