Cornhusk Cempasúchil (Marigold) Flower

Hoja de Maíz Cornhusk Cempasúchil, Marigold, Flower Made by artisans in Guerrero, Mexico. This handmade marigold is crafted from totomoxtle , or corn husk, in a process that starts with careful leaf selection and hand shaping. Artisans dye each petal in a range of warm orange hues, perfectly capturing the essence of cempasúchil—the symbolic flower of Día de Muertos. These semi faux-flower features a wire stem for easy placement, ideal for adorning an ofrenda or any space where you want to celebrate the beauty of this cultural tradition. Whether for seasonal decoration or a year-round accent, it’s a lovely way to bring Mexican heritage into your home. Handmade replicating the cempasúchil flower, or the flower of twenty petals. Made of the husk of a corn. include a wire stems that can be bent at preference or bunched together with others to create a bouquet. Sold individually There will be color tone variations for their artisanal nature. If the flower bends for any reason (this can happen after mailing/shipping), simply use a moist towel to gently bring it back to shape. Approximate Dimensions: 5" diameter 3" depth x 10" wire stem At Lolo—Mercadito, we are committed to…