Puerto Rican Crewneck Sweatshirts

That is me

Soy Villalba T shirt

Zipcode of Aguada, PR with a photo of the beach in Guaniquilla.

Blanca Canales Torresola quote

Inspired by the poster and stencil art of Shepard Fairey. Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos was a well loved and respected Puerto Rican activist, lawyer, and politician. He was a leading figure in the Puerto Rican independence movement. Black & white design. Bold text. Large graphic in the center.

First album cover

Digital art inspired by San Juan buildings

Atabey water Taino mask

tv show old 70s

Digital illustration of a quenepa. A quenepa is a fruit.

Don Pedro was a Puerto Rican attorney and politician, and the leading figure in the Puerto Rican independence movement. "Great is the empire we face but greater is our right to be free."

Puertorro with El Morro in the style of Philly’s team.

El maestro, Pedro Albizu Campos

Jibaro with machete and pava in the style of NY’s favorite team.

Atabey is the supreme goddess of the Taínos.

Jibaro Boricua Puertorriqueño

Jibara Boricua Puertorriqueña

Our symbols, Plena, Conga and Pandero, Coquí, Guaraguao, Pitirre and Palma Real, and our Gran Cuatro and Maracas.

Ascension Threads Dulce Isla T-shirt. A shirt to show off some Puerto Rican pride or show your love for Boricua culture.

New Jersey Puerto Rican: NJPR! Taino sun in the retro style of Jersey’s basketball team.

Agüeybaná El Bravo is a Taíno chief who lived in Puerto Rico in the 16th century. The Taínos were the indigenous people of the Caribbean who were colonized by the Spanish. Agüeybaná El Bravo was a legendary figure known for his bravery and leadership. He was a symbol of resistance against Spanish colonization and was said to have led several rebellions against the Spanish. Despite his efforts, the Taínos were ultimately defeated and their population declined as a result of disease and enslavement. Today, Agüeybaná El Bravo is remembered as a symbol of Taíno culture and pride in Puerto Rico.

"Dejarse vencer por la vida es peor que dejarse vencer por la muerte"- Julia De Burgos

Nostalgic representation of Taino bird

We are lucky enough to have Paseo Boriqua in Chicago. These giant flags represent the Paseo

Puerto Rican flag attached to a machete.

A female version of my Hijo design.

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Rooster / El Gallo

Goddess of earth, fresh water and fertility.

Don Pedro Abizu Campos Quote

Ponce es Ponce Lo Demas es Parking

Puerto Rico is known for its rich culture and art. This Puerto Rican Taino Symbols celebrates the unique heritage of this Caribbean island with great artwork, the Taino people who inhabited the island before the arrival of the Spanish. The design includes a beautiful Coqui frog, the Sun, various Cemi Gods, Hurricane and Atabey, the mother of the earth and creation, symbols of the Taino culture that flourished on the island long ago.

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Coqui Puerto Rican Frog

Anyone who's ever been around a Latino household has seen the soda cracker tins used as storage for rice it doesn't get any more Hispanic than that

We aRe Equal boricua design