Coqui T-Shirts

Puerto Rico is known for its rich culture and art. This Puerto Rican Taino Symbols celebrates the unique heritage of this Caribbean island with great artwork, the Taino people who inhabited the island before the arrival of the Spanish. The design includes a beautiful Coqui frog, the Sun, various Cemi Gods, Hurricane and Atabey, the mother of the earth and creation, symbols of the Taino culture that flourished on the island long ago.

This Atabey Taino Goddess artwork features the ancient Puerto Rican Boricua Taino goddess.

Nostalgic representation of Taino bird

Wear this design with the Puerto Rico Flag for the Puerto Rican Parade or just to show your pride for your heritage. Boricua, Nuyorican, Puerto Rican Pride or Father's Day. Awesome appreciation item for american raised Puerto Rican roots friends or family Para senor Latino o para hombres latinos. Puerto Rico flag, nuyorican dream, nuyorican soul, nuyorican flag. Great for your New York Rican family or friends. PR Flag. Puerto Rican. Nuyorican love. : padre papi hermano abuelo nieto. For proud Puerto rican. Great for your Puerto Rican abuelo.

Petroglyph which represents a Bohique or shaman from the Taino culture.

First album cover

Jibaro with machete and pava in the style of NY’s favorite team.

This floral boricua design features a Puerto Rico girl holding the Puerto Rican flag.

XMAS Coqui Taino Boricua

Celebrate your Boriqua pride with our vibrant Puerto Rican Pride Design! Show Your Heritage: Wear your Puerto Rican roots with pride and honor the rich cultural heritage of Boriqua. This design is a tribute to the island's traditions, history, and vibrant spirit. Bold and Beautiful: Our Puerto Rican Pride Design features the iconic Puerto Rican flag with its striking red, white, and blue colors. It's a bold statement that reflects your love for the island and its people. This design makes a fantastic gift

The map of Puerto Rico with the flag in it. The earth and moon are orbiting around it.

Puerto Rican flag attached to a machete.

Love the petroglyphs of Puerto Rico.

Grunt style representation Sol taino

Puerto Rican flag inside the Liberty Bell

Inspired by the poster and stencil art of Shepard Fairey. Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos was a well loved and respected Puerto Rican activist, lawyer, and politician. He was a leading figure in the Puerto Rican independence movement. Black & white design. Bold text. Large graphic in the center.

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Make it your passport to healthy living!

Taino Mask

Puerto Rican Flag Conga Coquí Taíno

Representación nastálgica India Taína de Luquillo, P.R.

New Jersey Puerto Rican: NJPR! Taino sun in the retro style of Jersey’s basketball team.

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Tania Lopez is a single mom who created Coqui The Chef® with the goal of teaching children how to cook and eat healthy to avoid childhood obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other ailments caused by poor nutrition and too much sugar. . . . Check it out at: coquithechef.com

Puertorro with El Morro in the style of Philly’s team.

Rum production has been an important part of Puerto Rico since the 16th century. While sugar cane harvesting has virtually disappeared in Puerto Rico (except for a few isolated farms), distilleries around the island still produce large amounts of rum every year, including 70% of the rum consumed in the United States. Puerto Rico has laws that lay out requirements defining Puerto Rican rum: It has to be made with molasses from sugar cane juice, must be produced using a continuous column still, be aged for a minimum of one year in white oak barrels, and lastly, it must be distilled and aged in Puerto Rico.

We aRe Equal boricua design

Puerto Rican boxer.

I'm Not Yelling I'm Puerto Rican

A design incorporating the Puerto Rican flag the coqui and the text that says Puerto Rico and Boriqua.

EAT HEALTHY! PASS IT ON!

A lot of unrest and trials for my Puerto Rican people, we'll rise up and see a brighter day soon.

For all my people going through unrest on the island. . . . proceeds will go to helping a Puerto Rican relief fund.