Taza Mexicana Artesanal Piñata Burro

Come on, come on, come on, don't lose your sense, because if you lose it, you lose your way. The piñata, a Mexican symbol, recognized worldwide, originally made with a clay hole, with seven peaks created from cardboard, newspaper, paste and tissue paper. There is a debate about whether they really come from the Aztec culture or the Chinese culture, it depends a lot on who you ask :). What cannot be denied is that it is a lot of fun to break it and collect as much candy as possible. Their use began during the famous Mexican posadas, where they are filled with seasonal fruit and typical Mexican sweets. Although we don't suggest breaking your cup, we do suggest filling it with candy for any holiday of the year.