Dominican Pillows

Dominica National Colors with Palm Silhouette

Dominican Republic Travel Poster of this great island. in a minimal and vintage style.

Colorful sphere / disco ball with the inscription "Bachata".

¡Que comience la fiesta! ¡Ya llegaron los de la Republica Dominicana!

Limé dolls or faceless dolls, as they are usually called, can be found in many touristic places of the Dominican republic because they represents the race coctail that are the dominicans. Part spanish, part indigenan, part african. 100% Dominican.

True dominicans have one of these at home. Is a Pilón, (mortar and pestle) and is used to smash garlic and herbs to make the food more spicy.

Bachata lifestile

Dimelo Ke Lo Ke. Platano Power Dominican Republic Merchandise for your caribbean dominican outfit and other dominican republic apparel. Raise your Dominican Republic flag with your dominican republic

Skull print

Abbreviation and parody of a popular word in Spanish and Caribbean slang.
 Abreviación y parodia de una palabra popular en la jerga española y caribeña.

Bachata Lovers!

An expression of dissatisfaction, discontent and that projects the suffering of the people, government after government. Now this is a philosophy, a movement. Because since I can remember the Dominican is "jarto".

Show your love for Dominica with this country badge showing off the Dominica Flag. Dominica Country Badge design.

Dominicans know what’s up

Dominica Coat of Arms, the national symbol or seal of this Caribbean island also bears the motto "Apres Bondie, C'est La Ter" written in creole French or "After God is the earth" the English translation

¡Oh qué peluche! is the Dominican way of saying "looking good"

Heroic Plantain is there for you to save the day!

Dominica Estb 1978 West Indies