Procure Mexico: The Day Of The Dead : An Anthology Created By Chloe Sayer Rendered As Print

ths for research on an article I wrote for Common Boundary about the Day of the Dead, November, will be here before you know it, Take a moment to honor your ancestors, Remember to play their favorite music and dance, In Mexican tradition, one day of the year belong to the dead: on November, they are granted celestial permission to visit friends and relatives on earth.
On that day the entire country is given over to fiesta: tombs are adorned with flowers altars are built featuring marigolds, paper cutouts, candles, and incense loaves in the shape of dolls are baked in the memory of dead children and "absent" guests are served special foods in elaborate dishes.
For Mexicans, such rituals support their conviction that death is a part of life, This anthology explores the Day of the Dead as it has been celebrated in art, literature, and life throughout the history of the country.
The box contains a unique collection of items specially imported from Mexico, Chloe Sayer has been researching Mexican traditions since, She lectures for museums and art colleges, has organized

numerous exhibitions, and has worked on several television documentaries, She has also made ethnographic collections for the British Museum, .