There's something almost magical about monarch butterflies - the way they seem to appear in moments when you need them most, how they float through your day like a gentle reminder that beauty still exists even in the hardest seasons.
'Dance Through Life' honors the beautiful tradition of Día de los Muertos - not as a day of mourning, but as a celebration of the lives that shaped us, the love that never fades, and the connections that transcend everything we think we understand about endings.
These sugar skulls adorned with monarch butterflies capture something profound: death isn't an ending to love, it's a transformation. The people we've lost don't disappear - they become part of the wind that moves through our days, the unexpected moments of beauty that take our breath away, the butterflies that seem to appear exactly when we need a reminder that we're not alone.
Día de los Muertos teaches us that remembering isn't sad - it's sacred. That celebrating those who came before us isn't about dwelling in grief, but about keeping their spirit alive through stories, through laughter, through the traditions they passed down and the love they left behind.
When you see a butterfly, pause for a moment. Someone might be saying hello.
