#canvas flag

[culturesfinest]

Native taino symbols printed flags | house garden banners light - Taino Boricua - Puerto Rico - Puerto rican pride - Boricua Orgullo Help anyone transform their homestead or garden with a simple addition - the personalized banner. Made with lightweight yet highly durable poly poplin-canvas fabric, these banners feel premium to the touch and will oversee your home for years on end. .: 100% Poly poplin-canvas fabric .: Two sizes (12'' × 18'' and 24.5'' × 32'') .: Same design printed on both sides, flag flipped over long edge .: Black inside lining .: Features sleeve at top .: Pole not included Native Taino Symbols Printed Flags Native Taino Symbols Printed Flags are a beautiful and meaningful way to bring a touch of indigenous culture to your home and garden. These flags feature traditional Taino symbols that hold deep significance within indigenous Caribbean communities. Each flag is thoughtfully designed and meticulously printed to capture the essence of these powerful symbols. The Taino people were the original inhabitants of the Caribbean islands before the arrival of European colonizers. They had a rich cultural and spiritual tradition, which is still celebrated by their descendants today. The symbols showcased on these flags represent various aspects of Taino life, including their connection to nature, spirituality, and community. One of the symbols featured on these flags is the Coqui, a small frog that is native to the Caribbean. In Taino culture, the Coqui represents rebirth and regeneration. Its distinct chirping sound was believed to be a call for rain, which was essential for the survival of crops and the overall prosperity of the community. Displaying the Coqui symbol in your garden or home is a way to honor the Taino heritage and celebrate the importance of our ecological interconnectedness. Another symbol that can be found on these flags is the Sun, which holds deep spiritual meaning for the Taino people. The Sun represents enlightenment, vitality, and rejuvenation. It is believed to be the source of all life and energy. Hanging the Sun symbol in your living space can serve as a reminder of the power and limitless potential within yourself and the world around you. The Arawak, another symbol featured on these flags, represents unity and community. The Taino people valued cooperation and lived in harmony with one another. The Arawak symbol serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion, mutual support, and respect for others. By displaying this symbol, you are not only honoring the Taino culture but also promoting a sense of inclusivity and unity within your home or garden. Each flag is made from premium-quality materials to ensure durability and longevity. The vibrant and fade-resistant printing captures the intricate details of the symbols, allowing them to truly shine. The flags are available in various sizes, making them suitable for different spaces and occasions. Whether you choose to hang them in your garden, balcony, or living room, they will add an element of beauty and cultural significance to any setting. Moreover, these flags can also be used for special events or gatherings. Whether you are hosting a Caribbean-themed party or celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day, these flags will create a vibrant and authentic atmosphere. They are also a thoughtful gift option for anyone interested in native cultures, history, or simply appreciating unique and meaningful decor. By purchasing these Native Taino Symbols Printed Flags, you are not only supporting indigenous artisans and promoting cultural appreciation but also becoming a part of a larger movement toward recognizing and honoring the rich heritage of the Taino people. Whether you are of Caribbean descent, have an affinity for indigenous cultures, or simply appreciate beautiful and meaningful décor, these flags are an excellent addition to your collection. In conclusion, Native Taino Symbols Printed Flags offer a unique and captivating way to bring a piece of Taino culture into your home and garden. With their vibrant colors and intricate designs, these flags are sure to catch the eye and spark conversations. By displaying these symbols, you are not only embracing the beauty of indigenous Caribbean culture but also promoting unity, connection to nature, and spiritual enlightenment. Get your Native Taino Symbols Printed Flag today and let your space be filled with the rich heritage and energy of the Taino people.

[liyv]

everybody leaves + the only one who came back

...was thinking about how dazai was there for All Of That in chuuya's life and he still left him too. ahaha.

chuuya week day 3, found families :]

[doctorsiren]

Got some mini canvases yesterday :)

[licollisa]

Three Earthlings

In which Sans was a dinosaur kid instead of a space one (.)

[justkeepstitching]

Under the Moonlight

I've been trying to maintain my sanity during these unprecedented times by pouring myself into my needlework. I completed most of this in the past week or so, which is impressive even for me because this is a big pattern. The finished piece is 17.5 x 10.25 inches and consists of 7,705 stitches.

This pattern reminded me of the moonlight scene from Our Flag Means Death where Stede tells Ed, "You wear fine things well."

Pattern Time!

[cippicat]

It's time to face your Ancestors, Noa

[izzyandcrew]

[pineappical]

captains 🦋

[culturesfinest]

Mexican santa feliz navidad printed flags | house garden banners light - Mexican Chistmas Santa Claus - Mexico Navidad - Papá Noel Help anyone transform their homestead or garden with a simple addition - the personalized banner. Made with lightweight yet highly durable poly poplin-canvas fabric, these banners feel premium to the touch and will oversee your home for years on end. .: 100% Poly poplin-canvas fabric .: Two sizes (12'' × 18'' and 24.5'' × 32'') .: Same design printed on both sides, flag flipped over long edge .: Black inside lining .: Features sleeve at top .: Pole not included Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags | House Garden Banners Enhance the festive spirit of your home with our vibrant and eye-catching Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags and House Garden Banners. Perfect for Christmas celebrations, these flags and banners will bring a touch of authentic Mexican culture to your holiday décor. With their colorful and intricate design, our Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags and House Garden Banners are sure to delight both children and adults alike. The vibrant red background features a beautifully detailed Santa Claus wearing a traditional Mexican sombrero, and he is surrounded by joyful words that translate to "Merry Christmas" - Feliz Navidad. This iconic design captures the essence of Mexican Christmas celebrations and adds a unique flair to your home. Crafted from high-quality polyester material, these flags and banners are designed to withstand outdoor elements, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Hang them on your porch, fence, or balcony to create a welcoming and festive atmosphere that will surely catch the attention of your neighbors and guests. Measuring 3 feet by 5 feet, our Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags are the perfect size to make a statement. The large print ensures that the design is clearly visible from a distance, adding a festive touch to your garden or lawn. Imagine the delight on the faces of passersby as they catch a glimpse of these colorful flags fluttering in the breeze, spreading the holiday cheer to all. In addition to the flags, our Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad House Garden Banners are a fantastic choice for adding a festive touch to your home. These banners measure 28 inches by 40 inches, making them a perfect fit for hanging on the front of your house or on a garden flagpole. Just like the flags, they are made from durable polyester material that can withstand various weather conditions, ensuring their longevity and vibrancy. Decorating your home with our Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags and House Garden Banners is incredibly easy and hassle-free. The flags come equipped with two brass grommets, allowing for quick and convenient hanging on flagpoles or hooks. The house garden banners, on the other hand, feature a sleeve at the top that slides easily onto a standard flagpole, ensuring a secure and fuss-free installation. Whether you are hosting a Christmas party, welcoming guests to your home, or simply adding a festive touch to your surroundings, our Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags and House Garden Banners are the perfect choice. Their vibrant colors and unique design will create a warm and inviting ambiance that brings people together in the spirit of the holiday season. So why wait? Embrace the holiday cheer, celebrate the Mexican culture, and spread the joy with our Mexican Santa Feliz Navidad Printed Flags and House Garden Banners. Don't miss out on the opportunity to create lasting memories and create a festive atmosphere that will be remembered for years to come. Order your set today and let the celebration begin!

[podoro-vines]

[oc] MEET TESLAR!!! He’s a chronically online nerd who can win any kinds of debate

[vangold]

FINALLY! After almost 2 weeks the paint is finally dry!!!!

This, gentlenerds has been my first attempt to draw with oil paint. Still have a lot to learn here. Two things especially:

There is dry-fastener existent for a good reason and worth the investion

Open. the. window. Unless you wanna end up on a paint-trip. (like seriously, holy shit, the smell of that paint thinner… )

Since it was the first time with this medium, I went for a less complex motive - and since I am currently some more glued to the DreamSMP again I went for the good old L'Manberg flag

The background was made of acrylic but the entire flag it oil. Honestly you can see the difference. Using oils is quite the challenge I still needa master, but boy I'm in love with how freaking vibrant the colours end up to be <333

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[pyxilz]

OFMD S2 EP.3 Spoilers (no context)

Wanted to try painting just merman Stede and it’s on a slightly bigger canvas

[lazycranberrydoodles]

fun fact about me: for about a year (2019-2020) i did all of my digital art in mspaint with a laptop mouse and i got really good at it. i planned to do something nice but school said otherwise so i ended up using mspaint as god intended. i bring assorted mxtx doodles.

(^my scene wwx and goth lwj designs that i've been drawing for months but never posted)

[babykittenteach]

Day 8

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[historypaintings]

Fight in Front of the City Hall on 28 July 1830

Artist: Jean-Victor Schnetz (French, 1787-1870)

Date: 1833

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Petit Palais, Paris, France

Description

Schnetz’s canvas illustrates the second day of the July Revolution of 1830. In reaction to oppressive orders signed by Charles X, the Paris crowds threw up barricades and seized the Hôtel de Ville. This emotive and romantic work focuses on the glorious death of the young hero on the barricades. A young student scales the barricade with his bayonet raised, pressing against his breast a working class youth who, like Victor Hugo’s Gavroche, expires as he raises the tricolour.

[galleryofart]

Ships in the Thames Estuary near Sheerness

Artist: Isaac Sailmaker (English, ca. 1633–1721)

Date: 1707-1708

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, United States