Los Angeles River Pillows
Description: A vintage-style map depicts Atwater Village and surrounding areas including Griffith Park and the Los Angeles River. Text reads 'GRIFFITH PARK', 'ATWATER VILLAGE', 'Casitas Ave', 'Fletcher Dr', 'Los Angeles River', 'LOS FELIZ', and 'atwater village:'. The style features a muted color palette and detailed linework.
Description: Celebrate the City of Angels with this vintage-inspired 'Los Angeles Est. 1781' varsity design. Founded by Los Pobladores along the banks of the LA River, this design honors the historic El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles. Whether you're exploring the shops on Olvera Street, hiking to the Griffith Observatory, or taking in the sunset at Santa Monica Pier, this minimalist athletic shirt is the ultimate Southern California keepsake. An ideal gift for native Angelenos, USC or UCLA alumni, and anyone who calls the 213 or 310 home.
Description: From the Eastsider, "Steelhead trout used to swim up and down the L.A. River. Downstream to the salty Pacific Ocean to grow and live, then upstream toward the cold fresh waters of the San Gabriel Mountains to spawn. Back and forth, north and south, from the beginning of recorded history until 1940. That’s the last documented time that a steelhead trout was caught there. And now, after more than 80 years, the city is trying to bring the trout back to the L.A. River." Show your support for the LA River and the return of the Steelhead Trout to their natural breeding grounds. Don't call it a comeback, they've spawned here for years.
Description: From the Eastsider, "Steelhead trout used to swim up and down the L.A. River. Downstream to the salty Pacific Ocean to grow and live, then upstream toward the cold fresh waters of the San Gabriel Mountains to spawn. Back and forth, north and south, from the beginning of recorded history until 1940. That’s the last documented time that a steelhead trout was caught there. And now, after more than 80 years, the city is trying to bring the trout back to the L.A. River." Show your support for the LA River and the return of the Steelhead Trout to their natural breeding grounds. Don't call it a comeback, they've spawned here for years.
