Carmen Miranda Tapestries

Carmen Miranda GCIH OMC, was a Portuguese-born Brazilian samba singer, dancer, Broadway actress, and film star who was popular from the 1930s to the 1950s. Nicknamed "The Brazilian Bombshell", Miranda is noted for her signature fruit hat outfit she wore in her American films.

carmen miranda by Mailson Cello

Carmen Miranda, the Brazilian Bombshell, was one of the first original pop icons. She made all of her own floral/fruit hats, wore platform heels in the 1940s, and was imitated by Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball and Daffy Duck among others. Just check your Chiquita banana sticker to see her influence on pop culture.

Inspired by one of the world’s most beloved latin entertainers of all time, the modern esthetics of this composition print fits very well into any interior and is absolutely perfect for those who love fun, minimalist and tasteful design. Great for any room or space.

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Carmen Miranda, the Brazilian Bombshell, was one of the first original pop icons. She made all of her own floral/fruit hats, wore platform heels in the 1940s, and was imitated by Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball and Daffy Duck among others. Just check your Chiquita banana sticker to see her influence on pop culture.

Poly Art Portrait of Carmen Miranda

Carmen Miranda, the Brazilian Bombshell, was one of the first original pop icons. She made all of her own floral/fruit hats, wore platform heels in the 1940s, and was imitated by Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball and Daffy Duck among others. Just check your Chiquita banana sticker to see her influence on pop culture.

Carmen Miranda by Mailson Cello

Carmen Miranda by Mailson Cello

The fabulous gay icon and Queen of Camp, Carmen Miranda

Is my spirit animal!

Carmen Miranda

Show your love of classic musicals with this unique design!

Carmen Miranda, the Brazilian Bombshell, was one of the first original pop icons. She made all of her own floral/fruit hats, wore platform heels in the 1940s, and was imitated by Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball and Daffy Duck among others. Just check your Chiquita banana sticker to see her influence on pop culture.

Carmen Miranda, the Brazilian Bombshell, was one of the first original pop icons. She made all of her own floral/fruit hats, wore platform heels in the 1940s, and was imitated by Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball and Daffy Duck among others. Just check your Chiquita banana sticker to see her influence on pop culture.

This smiling Chihuahua loves dancing and shaking to Carmen Miranda.

Brazil is the largest country in South America and Latin America and the world's fifth-largest country by both area and population, it is the largest country to have Portuguese as an official language and the only one in America. With the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Brazil has a large coastline It borders all other South American countries except Ecuador and Chile. Its Amazon River basin includes a vast tropical forest, wildlife and ecological systems with numerous protected habitats.

Protection (and fun!) for the whole family!

Brazil Brasil Carmen Miranda Hispanic Spanish Teacher Food Culture

A walrus with a Carmen Miranda inspired headdress and a faberge egg. Sometimes a design lives in my head and pesters me until I drawn it - this was one of those!

Sophisticated collage only available in RedBubble!!! Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2015

Latin Legends

That's awesome! Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2014

Carmen Miranda Camouflage

Samba! © El Diputado, 2022 Digital collage + Photo Manipulation

O que é que a baiana tem? What the Baiana has?.... Popular Brazilian icon.

She's Cosmic!!!! Only available in RedBubble. Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2014

Mirandaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Only available in RedBubble. Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2015

Bright yellow bananas in repeat on vibrant background colour

Digital Art Photo Manipulation © El Diputado 2019

Carmen as funny as ever! Only available in RedBubble. Digital collage Photo Manipulation 2014

Marbled bookbinding paper with a quote from a letter Jane Austen wrote to her sister Cassandra in 1799. 'I cannot help thinking that it is more natural to have flowers grow out of the head than fruit'.