Items you can buy in Mexico at the market during day of dead?

* Pan de muerto (bread of the dead): A sweet, round bread often decorated with bones or skulls. It is traditionally eaten on the Day of the Dead to honor deceased loved ones.

* Sugar skulls: These colorful, decorated skulls are made of sugar and often have the names of deceased loved ones written on them. They are also traditionally eaten on the Day of the Dead.

* Marigolds: These bright orange flowers are often used to decorate altars and graves on the Day of the Dead. They are said to attract the spirits of the dead.

* Candles: Candles are used to light up altars and graves on the Day of the Dead. They are also said to help guide the spirits of the dead back to their homes.

* Incense: Incense is burned to create a fragrant atmosphere on the Day of the Dead. It is also said to help purify the air and ward off evil spirits.

* Papel picado: These colorful, tissue-paper decorations are often hung from altars and graves on the Day of the Dead. They are said to represent the wind and the breath of life.

* Toys and other offerings: Toys, food, and other offerings are often placed on altars and graves on the Day of the Dead to honor deceased loved ones. These offerings are said to make the deceased happy and comfortable in the afterlife.