With November 1 right around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about Day of the Dead decor. Luckily, the Luis Pinto Día de Muertos Target exclusive has some striking pieces, and everything is $20 or less.
Designed by Mexican illustrator Luis Pinto, the collection features a range of modern, colorful pieces designed for hosting gatherings and decorating your ofrenda in honor of departed loved ones. It brings clean, modern lines to the usual decorations, making for a contemporary update to traditional decor.
There are plenty of candles for lighting and picture frames for honoring those no longer with us. After looking through the whole collection, these are my very favorite pieces.
Luis Pinto Día de Muertos Target collection
Frame pictures of your loved ones with this festive wooden picture frame from the Luis Pinto Target exclusive. This vibrant frame was made specifically with ofrenda altars in mind and features a sculptural design with lots of festive detailing.
Decorate your Day of the Dead altar with this adorable Ofrenda Calavera Candle from the Luis Pinto Día de Muertos Target Exclusive. Made from unscented wax and designed to look like a sugar skull, this sculptural candle has a 35-hour burn time.
Get in the festive spirit with the Día de Muertos Calavera and Flower Wreath by Luis Pinto. This Day of the Dead decor is constructed from felt pieces and has an artisanal feel with sugar skulls for added detail. Designed for indoor use, this wreath anchors a Día de Muertos altar with bright colors and lots of stunning texture.
Decorate for Day of the Dead with a strand of the Papel Picado garland from the Luis Pinto Target collection. This stylish Day of the Dead garland is made from felt, giving it a softer feel and adding a nice touch of texture to your festive decor.
If you’re hosting a Día de Muertos gathering, these adorable nesting bowls from the Day of the Dead Target collection are a must for snacks and dips. The bowls come in a set of three and feature three small bowls with sugar skull-inspired decorative detail.
This candle is perfect for an altar, but the striking jaguar design works year-round, too. It's a great way to add interest to mantels and bookshelves, and looks particularly great against dark wood.
FAQs
When is Día de Muertos?
Día de Muertos is November 1st every year, the day after Halloween. This year, it falls on a Wednesday. However, some people begin to mark the occasion from the 28th of October.
Are Halloween and Día de Muertos the same?
No. Halloween is an old British and Irish tradition of dressing up in scary costumes on All Hallows Eve (hence Halloween). Día de Muertos is a Mexican tradition of paying respect to the dead.
However, Día de Muertos is far from the only festivity coming up over the next few weeks. Thanksgiving is right around the corner too, and there's plenty of ways to decorate your home to welcome family and friends. We've covered a range of different styles - from rustic Thanksgiving decor to modern Thanksgiving decor, as well as the best of the collections from big retailers like Anthropologie and Target. That's to say nothing of all of coverage of the best Christmas decor. We've already spied some low-budget Christmas decor at IKEA and over Prime Day we even found some hidden gems on Amazon, of all places. That's if you haven't been busy getting ready for Halloween. If you're worried that you've left it too late, we've also covered some great last-minute Halloween decor so you can join in the fun.
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