Frida Kahlo Hoodies for Sale

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Explore Frida Kahlo's infinite creativity as she paints the universe itself! This unique design combines the iconic Mexican artist with a vibrant pop art backdrop, creating an extraordinary piece that celebrates art, individuality, and the creative power of the universe. Immerse yourself in the magic of "Frida in the Pop Universe" and add a touch of color and inspiration to your style!

skeleton homunculus in smile art wallpaper of death

Yup, Art makes everything better! Great gift for the art lover in your family!

skull catrina in hell homunculus wallpaper art in dark

Frida x Smoke

Art Heals

Punk x Art

The design captures the essence of Frida Kahlo's powerful quote: "Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly?" The typography is crafted to convey both strength and vulnerability, emphasizing the contrast between physical limitations and the boundless potential of the human spirit.

Illustration of Diego Rivera

For your favorite sister, or all your hermanas, tias, amigas, nietas, sobrinas, suegra, comadres. Best sisters ever.

La mejor hermana del mundo. Porque es como una segunda mamá. Regalo divertido. Apto también para anunciar un embarazo.

Frida lovers!

mexican catrina of the day of the dead magnificent folk art

This is an homage to the final artwork by Frida Kahlo. A reminder to ‘Live the Life.’

skeleton in floral crown ecopop

different women inside same hearts

De Los Muertos La Catrina

anitaa 2018

Why did Frida Kahlo become the symbol of feminism? Frida Kahlo, a modern woman - Villegiardini Frida Kahlo has become the symbol of feminism for her free and inflexible personality, for the themes treated in her work such as the female body, identity and death. Married twice to the muralist Diego Rivera, founder of modern Mexican painting, she had no children.