Description: The "Day of the Dead lady" is famously known as La Catrina (or La Calavera Catrina), and she serves as the ultimate international icon for Mexico’s Día de los Muertos. Visually, she is depicted as a tall, slender skeleton possessing a jovial, toothy grin. She elegantly blends macabre skeletal features with high-society European fashion from the turn of the 20th century.
Description: In Celtic culture, two ravens often symbolize a connection to the divine, particularly in relation to the goddess Morrigan, who can shapeshift into a raven and is associated with war, death, and fate. They can also represent wisdom, prophecy, and messages from the otherworld. Ravens are seen as messengers between the living and the dead, and their presence can signify a connection to both realms.
