Mexican Sun Socks

Description: A twist on the Mexican sun art.

Description: The Aztec or Mexica calendar is the calendar system that was used by the Aztecs as well as other Pre-Columbian peoples of central Mexico.

Description: The Mexica Flag design is Sixth Cycle's recreation of the original Aztec Mexican flag. The original flag has the Nahuatl symbol for water & fire emanating from the eagle's beak, not a serpent. The center represents the sun which is the core of the universe & symbolizes nature's power & sovereignty. Bandera Mexicana Cuitlahuac Planti.

Description: Hand-painted ceramic eclipse from Guerrero state in México

Description: People of the Sun

Description: Celebrate Mexican culture with this classic El Sol Loteria card featuring the smiling sun and number 46. Perfect for Loteria fans, Mexican heritage pride, and traditional folk art lovers. Ideal for hoodies, stickers, magnets, and meaningful gifts for cultural celebrations and game nights.

Description: An Aztec sun calendar surrounded by desert cacti, agave, and wildflowers with "Ancestral Power" banner. Vibrant cultural heritage art celebrating Mexican roots, indigenous wisdom, and ancestral strength—perfect for Día de los Muertos, Hispanic Heritage Month, and cultural pride.

Description: This El Sol Loteria Mexican Tarot Card is a design inspired by mexican bingo, or loteria mexicana. It's also a perfect gift for tarot card astrological horoscope lovers.

Description: "They came like the wind, like the wind they went." The Aztec warriors lived by the sun and died by it too. This print takes that fierce devotion and runs it through a mythpunk filter - traditional Mesoamerican iconography meets bold propaganda poster style. The warrior's profile against that burning red sun isn't just decoration; it's a statement about indigenous strength that resonates today. Popular with Mexican heritage celebrants, history buffs who go deeper than textbooks, and anyone decorating with authentic cultural art. The constructivist approach gives ancient imagery a revolutionary edge. Works especially well in cultural centers, classrooms teaching pre-Columbian history, or homes celebrating indigenous roots.

Description: WEPA,NAVIDAD IN THE SUN

Description: Sun Sip Repeat Margaritas

Description: Emiliano Zapata, a leader of peasants and indigenous people during the Mexican revolution, is born in Anenecuilco, Mexico.

Description: solatzo teotihuacan sunset with mexican sun ecopop art

Description: Celebrate rich Southwestern heritage with this distressed Zia sun layout featuring historic geometric border patterns. A thoughtful pick for native New Mexicans, Santa Fe locals, and Albuquerque residents proud of state history. Showcase Land of Enchantment roots with a classic retro state statement.

Description: New Mexico Forever combines bold cream lettering with a distressed yellow state silhouette and red Zia sun symbol. A straightforward celebration of the Land of Enchantment for New Mexico locals, Southwest travelers and anyone who carries their home state with them.

Description: Aztec calendar artwork meets Mexican pride in this detailed sun stone design colored in red white and green. Inspired by Mesoamerican history and Mexican heritage, it brings together ancient symbolism, cultural identity, and the recognizable imagery of the Mexican flag. A strong choice for history enthusiasts, archaeology fans, travelers, and anyone who appreciates Aztec civilization and meaningful cultural art.

Description: Aztect Lizard in sun symbol

Description: Nuevo México, Hoy y Para Siempre pairs bold white lettering with two small sun symbols in red and yellow. Meaning New Mexico, Today and Forever, this simple Spanish-language statement celebrates a lasting connection to the Land of Enchantment.

Description: Show off Southwestern state pride with this detailed graphic featuring the red Zia sun emblem embedded inside a bold turquoise arrow. Ideal for New Mexico locals, desert travelers, and anyone proud of their 505 roots. A timeless gift for birthdays, road trips, or celebrating Southwestern culture.

Description: Celebrate Teotihuacán, Estado de México, Mexico with a richly detailed vintage-inspired travel design depicting the Pyramid of the Sun and Avenue of the Dead across an ancient plateau. Bold retro lettering and a Mexican flag accent capture the destination in colorful souvenir-style artwork for travel lovers.

Description: Aztec sacred stone.

Description: Piedra del Sol

Description: New Mexico Forever, Not New America surrounds a yellow state silhouette and red sun symbol in a distressed circular badge. This original-name statement brings New Mexico pride and a touch of place-name satire together for locals, home-state fans and Southwest enthusiasts.

Description: A giant Mexican taco monster firing destructive laser beams from its eyes as it emerges from the classic Japanese ocean waves. A brilliant and funny culinary ukiyo-e mashup art piece.

Description: Red or Green? Still New Mexico celebrates the state's familiar chile question with crossed red and green peppers, a sun symbol and a vintage round badge. A flavorful nod to New Mexican cuisine for chile lovers, local food fans and anyone who knows this Southwest tradition.

Description: A distressed state outline filled with the iconic red Zia sun graphic on a bold yellow background. Created for proud locals, state residents, and anyone connected to Southwestern heritage. A meaningful gift choice for housewarmings, birthdays, or statehood celebrations.

Description: aztec calendar

Description: If you love the warm sandy beaches and tropical winds in Puerto Vallarta then this is the perfect design for you.

Description: Citlali stands as a vibrant guardian of her rich heritage, blending ancient mythology with modern spirit. This striking portrait captures the soulful beauty and enduring pride of Mexican culture in every detail.

Description: CANCUN - Mexico Beachfront Area, beautiful colours of Mexico.

Description: Aztec serpent art inspired by Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent of Mesoamerican mythology, and the iconic Aztec Sun Stone. This symmetrical ceremonial mask illustration uses bold black linework, turquoise, red, cream, and gold fills, circular calendar symbolism, and decorative serpent heads. A striking design for anyone drawn to Aztec history, Mexican heritage, archaeology, geometric folk art, and ancient Mesoamerican culture.

Description: This cool and awesome tee shirt inspired by the hot summers of the 1980s features a beautiful sunset, a palm tree and seagulls at the beach by the see. This shirt is perfect for the 80s theme costume party at the beach or by the pool.

Description: Baja California Sur - El Arco design, inspired by 1970s Mexican travel posters.

Description: This drawing shows Huitzilopochtli - the Aztec god of war and the sun. Do you love the Aztec myths, legends and gods? Are you interested in ancient Mexican culture and civilization? Then this design with Aztec deity Huitzilopochtli is perfect for you.

Description: Aztec Eagle.

Description: Celebrate the power and mystery of ancient civilizations with this striking "Journey of the Sun" design. Featuring a detailed Aztec-inspired skull adorned with a ceremonial headdress, jaguar symbolism, sacred solar imagery, and desert landscapes, this artwork captures the timeless connection between nature, spirituality, and the eternal journey of life. Perfect for history enthusiasts, mythology lovers, travelers, archaeology fans, and anyone drawn to ancient cultures, tribal symbolism, and mystical artwork. A bold statement piece inspired by the wisdom and legends of the ancient world.