CEMPAZUCHIL-"THE FLOWER OF THE DEAD".
In the Aztec language of NAHUATL, the marigold is "Xempa (Dead) -Xochitl(Flower)".In Castillian Spanish spelling was changed for easier pronounciation, 'Cempazuchil'. The traditional flower of Day of the Dead, the marigold represents the sun's rays. The sun is the origin of all living things, the marigold symbolizes that the deceased has not lost their place in the universe.
Orange, Gold, Yellow Colors.
17" x 3" diameter
Handmade with Love by Paper Flower Artisans in Mexico.
Purchasing traditional crafts ensures an economic livelihood to small scale producers.
17" x 3" diameter
Handmade with Love by Paper Flower Artisans in Mexico.
Purchasing traditional crafts ensures an economic livelihood to small scale producers.
- WEDDING*BODAS
- Paper Flowers
Flores De Papel - Mexican Decorations * Papel Picado Banners
- Day of the Dead * Dia de los Muertos
- 5 de MAYO*FIESTA
- Christmas*Holiday
Navidad - CUSTOM Decorations
- Wholesale * Mayoreo
Casa Bonampak is a member of the Fair Trade Federetion