These are very well made, colorful mini piñatas. I bought them to be part of centerpieces for our Ladies Guild Spring luncheon. They are too small to load with candy but are for decoration only.

Had a Mexican Fiesta Birthday party and these added a very cute touch to our table.

This year, I themed my Christmas wrapping around, "Mi Burrito Sabanero" Christmas song and used these donkey piñatas to compliment the "zarape" wrapping paper! I even did small cut-outs on the piñatas to insert some candies. They were the perfect size and the colors were vibrant! I was my friend's Secret Santa and she loved the wrapping! I highly recommend these party mini piñatas!

I am very pleased with my order. Piñatas are well made and there are no issues with the packaging. I am excited to use them as part of a centerpiece.

HAPPY AND FUN Great gift idea for Cinco de Mayo! Shipped fast, if you don't have PRIME, my experience with this seller has been awesome at shipping these super fast! If you are high-brow-prime status; Lucky you! This qualifies for next-day shipping. So yayNO TAIL. Not a deal-breaker for me but the 1st time I bought these they had a tail. Around 2021 they started shipping sans the tail. Probably not a big deal but since I knew they used to have one and I probably over-think everything, I thought something must be done about this.1st I tried taping a candy on the caboose. Even smarter or LOL "Smartie-er" using a Smartie candy roll, punch a hole and leave the candy sticking out as the tail. These little fellas are so lightweight (they practically weigh nothing), and the hole revealed there was a little bit of room to fill the small cavity with a few treats! Not much room but about 3-4 Smarties candy rolls to squeeze in there and then keep one hanging out to make it appear like the tail.CO-WORKERS LOVE IT This is perfect for anyone but awesome for co-workers who appreciate an extra treat. These are tiny enough to set on a counter or desk. Plus, if kids or pets get a hold of them and destroy the heck out of them, it's not such a sad tragic story or a big deal. (I don't work in a place that employs children or allows pets, but I guess I just needed a probable example to support my pinata destruction argument here)PRICE The price per unit isn't overboard, less than a coffee at Starbucks so if your co-worker has ever treated you to a coffee don't be concerned about this being an inappropriate monetary-work-gift-situation. My experience has predominantly been that it makes people smile a whole lot! Sometimes they even remember your name and are happy for a bit of candy as a perk.Apart from incorporating candy, you can personalize each little donkey with a tag displaying a name or simply "Happy Cinco de Mayo!" and keep an extra one tucked away (in case you accidentally forget a co-worker, don't know the spelling or don't know the intern/temp worker's name). I used colorful cardstock paper, hole punched, and then ran a gift ribbon through to tie it to the pinata. Once, for a co-worker who likes luchador masks, I downloaded a free stencil. After minimizing the heck out of the image, I printed and cut it out to place on one of these pinatas. It was super adorable! I will try to find a photo to upload.CAUTION Just a heads-up if you work in a not-so-fun environment (or an instance where there is always that 1 easily offended person) I've been told it looks a bit offensive having the candy protrude from the backside. Almost like they are pooping candy out of their bum.Alternate choice, you can cut the top-back area of the pinata to fill it, I even saw an image where a mini-alcohol tequila bottle was placed in one! I was honestly jealous that I had not thought of that awesome idea :) Obviously, for the workplace, non-drinkers, or recovering drinkers, this is not so great of an idea.Use good judgment people! Mini-donkey pinatas can only do so much.They are something to behold and comparable to kittens, puppies, and anything effortlessly fun and adorable. :)