Adobe Bags
Description: Originally built in 1936 at 251 Union Avenue (at the corner of Union and Terrace Way) in Bakersfield, California, the El Adobe Motel started as a restaurant and evolved into a popular night spot with a lounge, dining, dancing, and live entertainment. In 1941, the restaurant and lounge were remodeled, and an extensive addition was mounted to add lodging and new amenities, including a swimming pool. The revamped property was reopened as the El Adobe Motel, and spent the next four decades as one of Bakersfield's better places to find accommodations.
Description: A shield-shaped emblem with a brown border. The top section features white text on a brown background: "MONTEZUMA CASTLE" and "NATIONAL MONUMENT". Below this is a realistic depiction of cliff dwellings constructed of red adobe bricks set into a large rock alcove, under a clear blue sky.
Description: Celebrate the Land of Enchantment with this authentic Southwestern New Mexico retro design! Featuring bold Zia red and yellow colors inspired by the New Mexico state flag, with a vintage desert sunset, Saguaro cactus, traditional Adobe Pueblo houses, and desert mountains silhouette. This 70s-inspired design captures the true spirit of the Southwest - perfect for New Mexico natives, Albuquerque and Santa Fe locals, Route 66 travelers, desert lovers, and Southwestern culture fans. Featuring classic western slab serif typography with distressed texture, clean flying birds, and full-width retro stripes with "est. 1912" - the year New Mexico became the 47th state. Ideal for hiking in the desert, exploring Meow Wolf, visiting White Sands, or s
New Mexico Retro Sunset - Vintage Zia Desert Cactus Adobe Pueblo Mountains est 1912 Bag
by spicy tee
$19 $24
Description: Arge-E Bam Iran Largest Adobe Citadel On Earth. A historical landmark for travelers, history enthusiasts, and world heritage visitors.
Arge-E Bam Iran Largest Adobe Citadel On Earth History Travel Landmark Bag
by Big Handed
$19 $24
Description: Celebrate the timeless Southwest with this vintage Santa Fe New Mexico travel design. Inspired by classic 1970s tourism art, it features iconic adobe architecture, turquoise details, desert mountains, agave, cactus, and a glowing Southwestern sunset. The warm retro colors and distressed screen-print style give it the feel of a treasured travel souvenir. Perfect for Santa Fe lovers, New Mexico travelers, road trip fans, outdoor adventurers, and anyone who loves Southwestern culture. A stylish choice for casual streetwear, vacations, weekend adventures, or remembering an unforgettable trip to the Land of Enchantment. Bring a little desert sunshine and Santa Fe spirit wherever you go.
Description: Celebrate the artistic spirit of Taos with this vintage Taos New Mexico travel design inspired by the beauty of the American Southwest. Featuring adobe architecture, high-desert mountains, desert plants, a retro pickup truck, and a warm desert sun, it captures classic Southwestern adventure in a nostalgic 1970s style. Perfect for travelers, road trip lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who loves New Mexico desert scenery. A fun Taos souvenir for remembering an unforgettable Southwest vacation or high-desert escape. Its retro colors and distressed screen-print look make it an easy match for casual streetwear and weekend outfits. Bring a little desert art and high country soul wherever your next adventure takes you.
Description: Discover the spiritual beauty of the American Southwest with a modern geometric flat-art twist! This striking vector illustration captures the iconic landscape of Sedona, Arizona—featuring glowing red rock formations, the famous Chapel of the Holy Cross perched on the peaks, Southwestern Adobe architecture, saguaro cacti, and desert flora in a warm terracotta and turquoise color palette. The ultimate gift for Sedona hikers, vortex seekers, road trippers, Arizona travelers, and Southwest art lovers. Perfect for t-shirts, tote bags, travel posters, laptop stickers, and outdoor hoodies!
