Muerte Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

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Santa Muerte loves her children. This statement is related to books written by Sophia diGregorio about Devotion to Santa Muerte. Share these beautiful gifts for devotees of Most Holy Death or indulge yourself.

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Vintage Skull Accordion Tijuana Band

Another design to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos. Design by Anna Peachey.

Death (XIII) is the thirteenth trump or Major Arcana card in most traditional Tarot decks. It is used in Tarot, tarock and tarocchi games as well as in divination. Depiction: The Death card usually depicts a skeleton, sometimes riding a horse but more often wielding a sickle. Surrounding it are dead and dying people from all classes, including kings, bishops and commoners. Meaning: Unlikely that this card actually represents a physical death. Typically it implies an end, possibly of a relationship or interest, and therefore implies an increased sense of self-awareness.

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Lady Rocker arriving with everything in a very underground style

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Always & Forever - Dia De Los Muertos ***Original Artwork and Coloring by Absinthe Society ***

Dia De Los Muertos Inspired Design

Vintage Inconsiderate Skull Moto Rider

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Death is depicted as a dark, ominous figure, striding through the cemetery with a sense of purpose and authority.

Black like your heart traditional tattoo

death

Original character creation

we will all see her one day

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Mexican day of the dead lady

Green Santa Muerte, also known as Santa Muerte Verde, embodies healing, renewal, and growth. This spiritual artwork captures the essence of prosperity, nature's renewal, and the regenerative powers of Mexican folk spirituality. Dive into the lush symbolism of herbal magic and the spiritual healing associated with this revered figure. Green Santa Muerte, with her connection to growth and prosperity, serves as a beacon of renewal and regeneration, making her art a powerful representation of nature's bounty and fertility symbolism in Mexican spirituality.

Life is too short

Day of the Dead Lady

day of the dead

digital illustration by Matt Howse