Mexican Independence Day Pillows
Description: Celebrate Mexican Independence Day with a Viva Mexico design featuring a young folkloric girl proudly holding Mexican flags. This colorful Mexican culture artwork honors national pride, traditional heritage and the festive spirit of independence. A meaningful choice for anyone who celebrates Mexico, loves folkloric art or wants to express Mexican identity during September celebrations and throughout the year.
Description: In the 1810s, what would be Mexico was still New Spain, under the Spanish crown. On 16 September 1810, when Roman Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla rang his church bell and gave the call to arms that triggered the Mexican War of Independence. In 1815, rebel leader Vicente Guerrero uttered the phrase 'La Patria Es Primero' (The Homeland is First) in response to pleas from his father to surrender to Spain, making it the de facto motto of those fighting for their independence. The war would last over a decade until 1821 when in Declaration of Independence of the Mexican Empire would be consummated.
Description: A precision Neo-Deco commemorative emblem in midnight navy, cream-white, and warm gold: a pointed Art Deco arch with radiating starburst panels frames the Ángel de la Independencia atop her fluted column, flanked by Deco pilasters with zigzag banding. "VIVA MÉXICO" arcs the arch in carved-stone serif. "16 DE SEPTIEMBRE" anchors the base.
Viva México El Ángel Neo-Deco – CDMX Independence Day Art Print Mexican Heritage Gift Pillow
by Luminari Creations
$28
