Vanities, in their modern approach, continue to put people in mortal condition and uphold the idea of ​​death as an inescapable result. Nevertheless, an ornamental dimension is associated with a dead object – the skull. The skull becomes an object that is found in art workshops for its “design”.

An inexhaustible source of inspiration, the cult of the dead seems to have transcended time and has become an indispensable accessory.
In Mexico occurs artistic manifestations – people hold parades and parties, sing and dance and make offerings to lost loved ones. The festival of “El Dia de los muertos” lasts throughout the month of November.

During the day of the dead Mexicans create sugar skulls which are a tribute to the spirits who go to visit their families, at least according to superstition, during this day.

The meaning of Mexican skulls refer to something happy, has several meanings but its basic use is to exorcise death.

The Mexican skull has in fact popular origin, are still used today to drive away evil. The skull is an element that has always been present in Mexican.

The Maison S.T. Dupont has drawn upon its expertise to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Mexico with this vivid Ligne 2 Skull Lighter.

Large classic Ligne 2 Lighter with a platinum microdiamond head finish, Skull design on the body and signature “cling” sound.

Cigar aficionados and collectors can also complete their set with the Skull ashtray – S.T. Dupont rounds out its Cigar range with a new collection of large decorative ashtrays.

Skull Ashtray / 006404; Dimensions / 22 x 17 x 4 mm

Inspired by Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebration, the Skull ashtray made of porcelain features two cigar rests, a wide base and a colourful design. It is an essential for cigar connoisseurs and a unique decor element.

L2 Lighter

Ashtray

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