Peru T-Shirts

Cool boho style illustration of a hipster llama from Peru with glasses and a kawaii succulent cactus plant. Fun gift for alpaca animal lovers, nature lovers, and friends who love cute things.

Vector Painting of Machu Picchu is another wonders of the world, an Inca Citadel located in Peru.

A Green Piano On The Hills Of Machu Picchu

Cities starting with the letter, L: Lima, Limerick, London, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Luxembourg, Luxor, Lyon

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A young peruvian runner who carried messages for all the towns of the Tahuantinsuyo

Machu Picchu Retro Style

California Cafe Huaraz ultimate frisbee t-shirt. Also available in Huaraz Peru at the California Cafe (https://huaylas.com).

A beautiful old photo of Machu Pichu taken by Jerry Frank sometime between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer.

Nazca Monkey

For the lover of all things related to the ancient Mesoamerican civilizations, the Olmec, Mayan, Aztec and Incan empires. Illustration by Graeme MacKay, inspired by the artistic renderings of the ancient crafts-people.

alpaca

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) and features a selfie of Sara and her baby llama. A great T-shirt to show how proud you are of speaking Spanish, having Latino roots and being bilingual!

Vintage Victorian-style sign design with an illustration of a pisco sour with a lime and bitters.

Illustrated map of Colombia in South America

Kawaii version of the designer of Manu Arts

Christmas llama

I LOVE SOUTH AMERICA. South America Continent, Latino, Spanish, Español.

Sana sana colita de rana si no sana hoy sanara manana

Machu Picchu peruvian retro travel poster

José Carlos Mariátegui was a Peruvian writer, journalist and philosopher. His nick name El Amauta means The Teacher.

Cabeza Clava Cultura Peru

Pachacutec (The one who changes the earth) He was the ninth king of the Inca Empire and who converted it from a simple organization into a great empire: the Tahuantinsuyo

machu picchu Vintage, distressed Machu Picchu design, inspired by the abandoned Mountain Citadel on the Inca Trail in Peru - (3 of 3 in Machu Picchu Design Series)

Travel posters inspired by the most beautiful places in our world and off it.

Pisco Peruano T-shirt

Only for peruvian lovers

She is kind and benevolent, she is the one who nourishes and heals us, but to do that, mother Earth need us to be more respectful with her and with each other.

A golden shield inspired by circular Mexican Aztec art, but hybridised to include eleven Nazca lines as the central motifs, seemingly embossed into gold, with the hummingbird nestled in the middle. This highly decorative and eye-catching mandala-esque honouring of ancient culture in Aztec gold is perfect for tees, but also for sleeves, cases and wall art. For a close-up, check out the pillow.

The Nazca lines are mysterious, compelling and beautiful, and clearly focus on nature, reflecting a deep reverence for her. Here I've reproduced the 'line' in beautiful bright colours, suitable for many items available here on teepublic. Feel free to send me a request if you'd like large wall art, I'll be happy to upload those as requested. Otherwise check out my Nazca Lines album for all my nazca interpretations, including simple lines in black or white, as well as transparent backgrounds for stand-alone pictograms.

Only for Peruvian Lovers

Pasnita tocando cajón

A Pop Art Travel Print of Machu Picchu - Peru

Inca Design ghoul holding a head knitted

Add some fun and beauty to your home with this Peruvian traveler poster design or give it as the perfect gift!

Inti es el dios Sol, es la deidad más significativa de la mitología incaica y ancestro mitológico de los fundadores y soberanos del Imperio Incaico. La versión más extendida de la creencia lo representa como hijo de Viracocha, el dios creador,1​casado con su hermana mayor, Mama Quilla, la diosa de la Luna, con quien compartía una igualdad de rango en la corte celestial.