Continuing on from our Blog about Skull tattoo meaning, design and pictures, there’s also Sugar Skull Tattoos.
Sugar skulls are commonly used in conjunction with the Day of The Dead festival which is a Mexican Tradition.
On November 1st is All Saint’s Day which is a celebration of children & infants that have passed away throughout the year and November 2nd is All Saint’s Day, a day for celebration of all adults have passed away.
Just like skulls, some people get Sugar Skulls to commemorate a death of a person, a renewal of life, or just because they like it!
By Andy
By Jimmy
By Jimmy
Sugar skulls are commonly used in conjunction with the Day of The Dead festival which is a Mexican Tradition.
On November 1st is All Saint’s Day which is a celebration of children & infants that have passed away throughout the year and November 2nd is All Saint’s Day, a day for celebration of all adults have passed away.
Just like skulls, some people get Sugar Skulls to commemorate a death of a person, a renewal of life, or just because they like it!
By Andy
By Jimmy
By Jimmy
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