Native Pattern Shorts
Description: Honor tradition. Wear the spirit of the Southwest. This “Navajo Nation” tee blends timeless desert-inspired art with bold everyday style. Featuring a striking Navajo-inspired design, it’s made for those who appreciate heritage, adventure, and authentic Western aesthetics. Disclaimer: This item is an independently designed product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by the Navajo Nation itself. The design is inspired by Southwestern geometric aesthetics and is not an official representation of Navajo Nation branding, culture, or tribal products. Any use of the word “Navajo” refers to design inspiration only and does not imply origin or sponsorship.
Description: This awesome Navajo tribal pattern design is perfect for anyone who is of Indian heritage and has intense pride in their history, or for anyone who has an interest in studying Native American history! Grab this cool navajo earth toned tribal pattern graphic for anyone in your life who loves the navajo heritage & history!
Description: This design is all about showing off your love and pride for New Mexico, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Roswell, Taos, etc.. It is an original, classy, and stylish symbol, that is great for New Mexico locals, or anyone who loves the iconic New Mexico flag design. This design would make an amazing souvenir or gift, and is the perfect way to show off your hometown spirit. A heady, unique take on the Zia sun symbol.
Description: The original idol piece was found in San Dionisio Ocotepec a small growing town in the south central valleys of Oaxaca by a family member and a few other works who where building a dam. After getting a picture of the piece which was made by carving a rock in this form of Idol I felt inspired to bringing a colored version in a digital form. This will be one of many more to come.
Description: Grass dancer in full powwow regalia surrounded by a striking southwestern geometric design in rust orange, deep navy, and cream. Detailed beadwork, flowing fringe, and eagle feathers capture the power of the dance. Great for powwow season, Native pride, and fans of indigenous-inspired graphic art.
