Also referred to as cempasúchil, marigolds are deeply beloved in New Mexico – particularly in fall around Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Marigolds are known as the "flower of the dead" because their vibrant color and strong scent are believed to guide the spirits of loved ones to their families during Día de los Muertos celebrations.
These limited-edition, tri-color bandanas are a celebration of life, culture and New Mexican flora.
Standard 22×22” size, 100% cotton. Printed by our friends at Pine Print Shop in Fort Collins, CO.
Also referred to as cempasúchil, marigolds are deeply beloved in New Mexico – particularly in fall around Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Marigolds are known as the "flower of the dead" because their vibrant color and strong scent are believed to guide the spirits of loved ones to their families during Día de los Muertos celebrations.
These limited-edition, tri-color bandanas are a celebration of life, culture and New Mexican flora.
Standard 22×22” size, 100% cotton. Printed by our friends at Pine Print Shop in Fort Collins, CO.
Thank you for these beautiful bandanas! The Mrs. has been a bunny mom a couple times and loves how wonderfully made the bandanas are. Vibrantly colored marigolds and cute bunbuns. Good thing I bought her two.
— Michael B., Iowa City, Iowa