Juana Stickers

Description: Juana la Heavy en la película Kika de Pedro Almodovar

Description: Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648 – 1695) was a colonial Mexican writer, philosopher, composer and poet of the Baroque period. She is one of the most important female authors of the Spanish literature.

Description: Festive holiday knitwear with playful cannabis-themed design for celebrations.

Description: Festive holiday knitwear with a playful twist for seasonal cheer.

Description: Custom funny name joke gift for birthdays or Christmas. Perfect for Juana!

Description: Un paso pa delante, un paso para atras pero con ganas

Description: Juana Molina Un día

Description: ¡Me vale!

Description: YOUR DESIGN FOR YOU

Description: With this image, we celebrate Mexican poet and philosopher Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648-1695).

Description: Señor, perdona su idiotez

Description: Funny sarcastic ugly Christmas sweater.

Description: Funny sarcastic ugly Christmas sweater.

Description: Juana of Castile was NOT la loca

Description: A festive cannabis leaf transformed into a Christmas tree, topped with a golden star and wrapped in colorful glowing holiday lights. Small jingle bells dangle from the branches, blending weed culture with classic yuletide decor. Below, the playful text reads "MERRY JUANA" in green-to-red gradient letters, delivering a cheeky stoner holiday pun.

Description: Juana Inés & Her Beloved Countess

Description: Funny rude Christmas design.

Description: Two is always better than one and being bilingual is definitely something to be proud of. This T-shirt has been designed to celebrate Bilingualism. It says "Bilingual friend" in Spanish (Amigo/a bilingue) with our Iguana Juana in her Mariachi dress and her avocado guitar. A great T-shirt to show how proud you are of speaking Spanish, your Latino roots and of being bilingual!

Description: This is my take on the warrior saint; Saint Joan of arc

Description: This Mexican Iguana is very proud of her country. Carries a Mexican flag while wearing her Jorongo and her Marichi hat. Viva mexico!

Description: Alfonsina Storni was an Argentinian poet and an early women's rights advocate.