Front Skull – 8×10 Print

FACT ON THE BACK: Day of the Dead, or Dia De Los Muertos is a traditional celebration that the

indigenous people from Mexico created because they believed the soul of their

loved ones is eternal and will come back and visit. The skull symbol has become

very popular and in this circumstance it is portrayed in a bright and whimsical

way rather than being morbid or scary.

Your skull is made up of 22 bones that are all connected. There are 8 bones

for the cranium (these protect your brain) and 14 bones for the face. The jaw

bone is the largest and strongest bone in the skull and it is called the

mandible. It's the only skull bone that moves.

* Available as an 8×10 print

* Printed on Epson Luster Photo Paper with Genuine Epson Ink

* Comes with a protective sleeve and a backing board

* Black border is NOT printed on the final image.

* Copyright Symbol will NOT appear on final print.