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RFEFK9EM–Woman with sugar skull makeup holding black crow and flying above the city at dark overcast sky with snowfall
RMCP7547–Sugar skulls are a tradition in Mexico and made on Day of the Dead, which is the day after Halloween.
RMBG449K–Sugar skull decorations for the Day of the Dead festival, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico, North America
RF2X2BEEA–A skull-shaped sugar mound on a wooden surface symbolizing the concept of unhealthy diet
RF2HC8DYM–Skull vector for fashion design, prints, ornament details on the white background: Blue and green color.
RF2JNYBPN–Family of three dressed in western style sugar skull halloween costumes at a Halloween party in Fountain Hills, Arizona, USA.
RF3CMY937–Woman with skull face makeup, wearing a black dress and floral crown, holds a rose. Her costume is for Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday, set against a pink background.
RF2AFR5NP–White Traditional Mexican sugar skulls with Santa hats. Mexican Christmas.(calaveritas de azucar para navidad en México) mix cultures.
RF2RK4N78–Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), sugar skull isolated on white, Halloween decor, Mexican traditional holiday
RF2AB04MN–Sugar cubes laid out in shape of skull. Concept that sugar and sweets are dangerous. Sugar and sweet leads to diabetes.
RF2HHX8DY–Skull shaped from refined white sugar and crossed candy sugar on wooden sticks on black slate background,
RM2ACJY9Y–Australian colonial reprisals. Artwork of Australian colonial soldiers visiting Botany Bay (near Sydney) in around December 1790. This punitive expedi
RF3CTC39G–Sugar cubes with a skull and crossbones symbol on a white spoon, representing the danger and unhealthy aspects of sugar consumption
RF2GBWYC0–Sugar skulls represented a departed soul, had the name written on the forehead and was placed on the home ofrenda or gravestone in honor.
RMF2NCRW–Colorful sugar skull candies are sold on the market during the Day of the Dead festivities in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, Mexico.
RF3D2R986–Raw sugar cubes in a skull jar, and a coyote skull next to a pumpkin and a white plate of cinnamon.
RF2GXBXNR–Scary alive girl child with Halloween makeup mask showing aside open hand palm wears big black hat, posing isolated over orange color background
RF2AJY58J–pixel art skull made out of sugar cubes on a white background symbolizing unhealthy food
RF2A47DYW–Mexican sugar skull candy with a bee, calaveras, traditionally used for dias de los muertos, halloween at the market of Merida, Mexico
RFW64XTD–Sugar cubes laid out in shape of skull on purple background. Sugar is white Death. Diabetes, sugar disease, unhealthy food, diet concept. Copy space
RM3BE46KX–In this photo illustration, ceramic sugar skull souvenir, traditionally used during Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), a Mexican holiday honoring d
RFPR5ETN–London, UK - August 27, 2018: Notting Hill Carnival Participants wearing sugar skull makeup during Dia de los Muertos
RF2HC1G7J–Cane sugar in the form of a skull and bones. Warning that sugar and sweets are dangerous to health. The skull is lined with unrefined sugar. Selective
RF3DMD2YP–Four detailed skull-shaped candles in vibrant colors, each featuring floral crown motifs.
RM3BM5E34–Mexico, Merida. Colorful display of Day of the Dead skull candies, also known as sugar skulls at a vendor's stand. (Editorial Use Only)
RM3D0D9D2–Non Exclusive: A worker of candy store Hermanos Jimenez decorates a sugar skull as part of the sugar skull production for the Dia de Muertos celebrati
