Latvian Posters and Art Prints

Latvia (Latvija in Latvian) Coat of Arms Design

Christmas Gift for Latvia From Latvian

Latvian Canadian Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

My Roots Are in Latvia

I've got the Kavorka Jerry!! The lure of the animal. Doyou have the Kavorka? Maybe you need to hang several cloves of garlic around your neck.

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Latvian Irish Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Grab this cool Latvia flag national origin tee if you are from Latvia. A nice-looking flag of Latvia home country gift for a Latvian dad.

Debesis iekrita Tevī vardi

Debesis iekrita Tevī vardi. Latviešu valoda

Latvian Australian Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

This lovely LukjanovArt design has everything magical about Christmas! Sbowflakes, snowmen, jingle bells, stars, reindeer, oven gloves from baking cookies and so much more! This design says "Happy Christmas" in Latvian. Priecīgus ziemassvētkus latviešu valoda - paldies tev

Latvian English Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Have No Fear The Latvian Is Here - Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Latvian British Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Latvian Canadian Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Latvian Scottish Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Latvian Welsh Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Pink and black priecīgus ziemassvētkus latviešu valoda - paldies tev

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Latvian Northern Irish Grown With Latvian Roots - Gift for Latvian

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Latvia Coat of Arms Design

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Latvia Its In My DNA - Gift for Latvian From Latvia

Gift for Latvian From Latvia

The Meness Zime (or Moon Symbol) from Latvia is a symbol found on knitted items and in embroidery. It's most closely related to farming. Farmers worshiped the Moon, as they knew it affects and promotes growth. The Moon was also the protector of soldiers and travelers, and the symbol was worn for protection. The texture in the background was created by covering some areas with acrylic paint before adding the watercolor.

NO FEAR LATVIAN IS HERE LATVIA