In Mexican tradition, mariposas (butterflies) are more than beautiful creatures—they are believed to carry the souls of loved ones returning home for Día de los Muertos. Their autumn arrival in the highlands of Mexico is seen as a sacred sign of reunion, memory, and love.
These delicately handcrafted butterfly magnets are made by skilled artisans using barro clay and wood, bringing this powerful symbol to life in vibrant color and detail.
Little wings, big meaning—spirits in flight
Product Details:
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Origin: Mexico
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Material: Barro clay and wood
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Design: Hand-painted butterflies, rich in symbolic detail
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Size: Approx. 1.5" tall x 2" wide
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Feature: Comes in a set of two; multiple colors available
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Note: Each butterfly is handmade—color and pattern may vary slightly. No two sets are exactly alike.
How to Order:
Select your preferred color theme from the dropdown menu. Each set includes two unique butterflies, carefully chosen from our artisan inventory.
Hecho en México. Each one a tribute. Each one a treasure.
| Supersize this magnet with our JUMBO MARIPOSA size [View Here] |
Customer Reviews
This is not a “review” just info for you. I selected the two skeleton butterflies and clicked on the yellow and green pair understanding that those were the colors I would receive. My daughter is especially fond of tiger swallowtail butterflies. I received pink. Maybe there was another spot on the order where pink had been filled in, but I was focused on the yellow and green I clicked on.
Nevertheless. The product is cute and well made. Could have a stronger magnet.
We love the creations and will be ordering more for birthdays and holidays
The butterfly magnets are very cute and definitely people notice them on the fridge
Very much like these butterflies.
Really quick delivery. All at a good price!
The magnets are beautiful! They are well made and very detailed!I was planning on gifting them but I liked them so much I kept them!
Guess I have to order another set!
Great customer service, highly recommend Cristina and Jaime at Muertolandia.
Denise Alcantar