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Barack Obama Dia de los Muertos Skull Pendant
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In November of this year, Dia de los Muertos will run right into the presidential election, which makes this Obama pendant perfectly appropriate. Sort of grim, sort of fun, the piece features a hand-printed reproduction of an oil painting by Chiapas artist Vale.
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I like it and it seems to reflect a good abstract quality of Obama being introduced to the heritage of Mexico traditions.