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Poquito Arts originate​d in the historic Casita Rojas in Ocean Beach, ​California where I grew up as a third generation 'OBcean'.After several years in the Black Hills of South Dakota - where I moved to escape the crowds and enjoy the wild weather - I now live and maintain a studio on the Western Slope of Colorado.

Please check my Poquito Arts Facebook page and Instagram, or contact me at PoquitoArts@gmail.com for information on upcoming art shows and classes. You can purchase my work at The Gift Shop at The Dahl Art Museum in Rapid City, South Dakota, Art Nest Gallery in Spearfish, South Dakota, and The Creamery in Hotchkiss,Colorado. You can also purchase my work through my Etsy shop, Poquito Arts, or by placing a custom order directly through me.Thanks again for looking!

 

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Nichos and Tiny Shrines

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Custom Wood Shadowbox Nichos

A Little Bit About Dia de los Muertos

Falling on November 1st and 2nd each year, Dia de los Muertos coincides with the Western All Saints Day (and ​Halloween). In Mexico, these days are set aside for the remembrance of those who have passed on and traditionally involves families spending the day at the graves of their loved ones. They often bring offerings of items that their loved ones especially liked such as cigarettes, tequila, a favorite food and more. The marigold is the flower most associated with this celebration of life.

PO​QUITO ARTS

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