For centuries, Mexican artisans have expressed their creativity in a splendid array of crafts, painting, pottery, sculpture, and textiles. Drawing on that heritage, here is a quartet of tattoos to adorn an ankle or shoulder. A mosaic armadillo, flower-embellished skull, dotty donkey, and "Day of the Dead" pallbearers await you in a splash of vivid color. Dover Original.
Here's a sample of other books in this Dover category
Tribal Body Art Tattoos by Anna Pomaska Twelve eye-catching designs in fashionable blue-black ink: stylized creatures of land, sea and air, star-shaped, and spherical objects, and more.
Japanese Characters Tattoos by Marty Noble Show off those cool Japanese characters with safe and easy-to-use temporary tattoos. Eight visually attractive designs signify Peace, Beauty, Tranquillity, Courage, Good Fortune, Love, Happiness, and Health.
Indian Design Tattoos by Peter Linenthal Ten designs depict a Zuñi symbol for the sun from a Corn Dance headdress, a Kwakiutl totem figure representing a thunderbird, and other Native American motifs. Identifications.
Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Paper Dolls by Kwei-lin Lum Artfully and accurately rendered in the tradition of the Mexican holiday, this whimsical bilingual gallery features 2 paper dolls and 15 ornate costumes, a variety of altar offerings, and a bonus sticker poster.
Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Sticker Book by Kwei-lin Lum This colorful sticker set celebrates the Day of the Dead, a joyful Mexican holiday. The 25 stickers identify pictures in English and Spanish, introducing kids to a second language.
