This pair of clay catrines, depicted on a boat decorated in the style of Xochimilco, becomes an even richer piece of cultural significance. It combines the tradition of the Day of the Dead with the beauty and folklore of the Xochimilco canals, offering a unique and evocative artistic representation of Mexican culture.
Both figures' attire is elegant; they wear wide-brimmed hats and vibrantly colored clothing that gives them a distinctive, festive touch. The catrines hold the oars used to propel the boat.
Catrinas have elaborate hairstyles and wear turquoise dresses or blouses with floral details on their heads. The choice of bright colors is common in Mexican crafts for the Day of the Dead, contrasting with the solemnity of death.
Its measurements are 4.5" high, 2.5" wide and 6" deep.
