Purchased in Mexico City and Los Cabos. I'm selling these because I haven't had a chance to use them much. Mexico celebrates the Day of the Dead in a big way, as seen in the movie Coco. Skull items are very popular. The coloring is also a rare type, so I hope someone who likes them will take them. The other two have designs of famous tourist spots in Mexico City. The designs are clear on frosted glass. These were purchased at the InterContinental Hotel in the city. As shown in the photos, although unused, there are paint unevenness and unevenness on the frosted glass due to being made overseas, either at the time of release or during home storage, so please check before considering. I haven't used them, but please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to these details. The category is for reference. Thank you for understanding that these are stored at home, and please forgive any oversights. ♧Please see my profile. I would like to sell them as a set of 4. I will wrap them in bubble wrap and send them in a box (reused). 10/3 Further significant price reduction 4999 yen → Shot glasses, tequila glasses, Mayan civilization Mexico, Mayan civilization, Mexico City Chichen Itza, Maya, cups, interior Ornaments, glass, kitchen, tableware Mexican handicrafts, handmade bags, Tyrolean traditional South American goods, #MercadoBag, #BasketBag, #Tracora #Letra, Marche, Ojo de Nex Lifestyle store, dosa, SANRAMI, Matta, beams, Yukiko Goto, Plain People, Inuituish, Iapapione, Nest Robe, Plantation, Todayful, Anoki, People Tree, Green Label, Deuxieme Classe, spick&span, bohemiano, Granpie, Journal Standard, Urban Research, Sisam Kobo, Sisam Kobo, Good Earth, United Arrows, fabindia ne Quittez pas, Nukutepa, alumina soma, Matta DUPATTA fennica beams Plain People Inuituish, not yet available, tequila, cold sake, ochoko