Catrina acrylic case

The Catrina, as we know her today, emerged during the Porfiriato era when José Guadalupe Posada created a popular engraving known as La Catrina. This figure is an elegantly dressed skeleton, much like the dandies of the time, associated with a distinguished, sophisticated, and wealthy woman. When we refer to someone as "very Catrina," it's associated with the aforementioned qualities, as well as when someone is very well-groomed.

Acrylic case, 15.5 x 8 cm, Catrina model. Contents: 10 medium-sized double cards (13 x 9 cm) with 10 envelopes. Features high-relief artistic engraving with a glossy foil film. All handcrafted by our team of professional engravers on high-quality smooth or textured papers. Handmade in Mexico. Box of 20 pieces.