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Bookmark or Share- Dia de los Muertos: Symbols and Traditions | The Grace MuseumMany people make altars or “ofrendas” (offerings) in their homes to honor their loved ones who have died. Every ofrenda also includes the four elements: water, wind, earth and fire. Water is left in a pitcher so the spirits can quench their thirst.
- Ofrendas: Meaning, Origins, How To Make for Day of the DeadExperts explain what ofrendas are, a traditional altar for Day of the Dead. Read on as we explain what an ofrenda is for Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Experts share the Mexican culture...
- The Ofrenda - Day of the DeadSugar skulls, are another interesting case. While they’re a common inclusion in ofrendas, that is not even their main purpose. Rather, they are humorously given to living friends and loved ones, often with their names inscribed on them.
- 15 Day of the Dead Ofrenda Elements and Their MeaningsOfrendas are often filled with favorite dishes of deceased loved ones; it is believed that placing them on the altar will sustain them when they get back home. Los Guisos (traditional Mexican dishes) Mole is traditional, not only because it is one of the most popular ancient Mexican dishes, but because its aroma can also guide souls back home.
- Cuáles son las principales ofrendas del Día de MuertosDurante estos días, los seres queridos fallecidos son recordados por medio de diversas y coloridas ofrendas. En ellas, algunos elementos son imprescindibles y tienen un significado específico.
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