Boricua Art Stickers

The women of Puerto Rico are incredible. Powerful women who fight for their destiny and are not afraid to face challenges in life. Enjoy this product for yourself or as a gift for friends, family, co-workers, classmates, employees or neighbors.

The sun was believed to be quite powerful – a god that provided great strength and longevity to both crops and people.

Coqui Taino Boricua

Originally painted in acrylic in depiction of earthquakes that occurred on the island. Image was then digitally altered.

Taino Turtle Boricua

Puerto Rico Taino Symbols

This Taino Sun design features the Puerto Rican Boricua coqui circle symbol.

Celebrating Puerto Rico's culture with PR's endemic bird, La Cotorra Puertorriqueña. Original design is painted with gouache.

Taíno Sun. The colors of various Precious Jewels are mixed in Brushstrokes of Oil Paint with a classic icon of our Taíno culture, the Sun, as the Taínos saw it and carved it on the stones, the Taíno petroglyphs. This is a representation of one of them. Boriken's heritage.

Based on Taino petroglyphs and other rock art, this symbol is thought to be representative of either a face or a mask. I have recreated this symbol in my own style as a tribute to my Puerto Rican heritage.

Coqui Taino Symbol

Urayoán was a Taíno "Cacique" (Chief) famous for ordering the drowning of Diego Salcedo to determine whether the Spanish were gods.

Sol colored

A tree from my culture. I remember this book I had while I was growing up about the flamboyant. I had always admired the illustration and the bright reds it has. When I finally flew to Puerto Rico, I was excited when I finally saw one on the side of the road.

According to Taino tradition, a cemi is a god, spirit or ancestor. It is also the name given to the religious symbol that is the physical representation of a god.

Agua taino

Interpretation of the ancestors - Taino carvings in PR by Orquidia

A tree from my culture. I remember this book I had while I was growing up about the flamboyant. I had always admired the illustration and the bright reds it has. When I finally flew to Puerto Rico, I was excited when I finally saw one on the side of the road. Color: White

Taino deity Huracán symbol.

Coqui

XMAS Coqui Taino Boricua

In Puerto Rico, where natural beauty and rich history intertwine, the stage is set for intriguing and eerie encounters. Teatro Tapia, a renowned theater in San Juan, is celebrated for its theatrical productions, concerts, and a ghostly reputation. According to local legend, the spirit of an actress who tragically fell to her death during a performance lingers within the theater's confines. Visitors have reported glimpses of her spectral presence roaming the theater, as well as enigmatic phenomena such as echoing footsteps, mysteriously swinging doors, and an unseen choir of voices emanating from the stage. Teatro Tapia continues to host a variety of ballet and music performances, offering an opportunity to enjoy local talent.

Puerto Rico Indigenous Symbols

Based on the petroglyphs and other rock art of the Taino people, this is my own version of the well-known Taino sun/sol as a tribute to my Puerto Rican ancestry.

Originally painted in acrylic by Tania Lopez.

The Taino Indians were an ancient civilization originating from what is now Puerto Rico. Ancient inhabitants of the region, the Taino Indians left behind narratives and tales in the form of these symbols.

Atabey is the supreme goddess of the Taino religion. She was worshipped as a goddess of fresh water and fertility.

Illustration of Puerto Rican man peeling a mango with Puerto Rican Flag in Background.

illustration of Taino Sun in Lilac gray and abstract shapes.

Dedicated to la puerta mural in the old San Juan district of Puerto Rico

Atabey is the Taino Mother Earth Spirit, holder of the moon and waters. She is worshiped as the goddess of freshwater and fertility. Oil Paint Brushstroke.