The Kidrobot x Simpsons Homer Day of the Dead Mariachi is a 6-inch figurine conceived by the animated show's creator, Matt Groening. Celebrating Mexico's Day of the Dead holiday, this cleverly designed figurine remixes the iconic animated dad and transforms Homer's jean and t-shirt duds into a white mariachi costume.
Whether celebrating the famed holiday or getting in touch with the Halloween spirit, this figurine makes for a great collector's gift item or home decor accent piece that is sure to grab the attention of visitors.
Sporting decorative skull make, a white costume and opulent red-and-white sombrero, the Kidrobot x Simpsons Homer Day of the Dead Mariachi figurine is part of the labels' popular Artist Series and will be available for a limited time only.
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Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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