Piñata Ornament old_id:44025 A staple food for many

A staple food for many cultures

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Piñata Ornament old_id:44025 A staple food for manyThe Piata is associated with Mexican fiestas and fun. It also has a Christian meaning. The candies inside the colorful paper figure are temptations, the blindfolded person stands for "blind" unwavering faith, and the stick symbolizes goodness. When the candies are released they are the just rewards of faith and goodness!