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“Zapatista” — Original Artwork
Art by Adrienne Limón
Two golden ears of corn frame a wrought-iron circle holding a masked figure in quiet defiance. The bandanna—an iconic pasamontañas associated with the Zapatista movement—conceals the face while amplifying themes of collective identity and resistance.
Corn, the sacred sustenance of Indigenous Mesoamerica, represents land, autonomy, and enduring cultural strength. The piece blends traditional Mexican wrought-iron motifs with powerful political symbolism, honoring the Zapatista struggle for Indigenous rights, dignity, and self-determination in Chiapas.
Original ink on watercolor paper
11 × 15 in.
Frame not included
Please note: The framed image shown is a digital mockup for display purposes only. The frame is not included with the original artwork.
Ships via FedEx
Carefully packaged and shipped flat in a rigid mailer
Includes a signed certificate of authenticity
Please allow 2–3 business days for processing before shipment
“Zapatista” — Original Artwork
Art by Adrienne Limón
Two golden ears of corn frame a wrought-iron circle holding a masked figure in quiet defiance. The bandanna—an iconic pasamontañas associated with the Zapatista movement—conceals the face while amplifying themes of collective identity and resistance.
Corn, the sacred sustenance of Indigenous Mesoamerica, represents land, autonomy, and enduring cultural strength. The piece blends traditional Mexican wrought-iron motifs with powerful political symbolism, honoring the Zapatista struggle for Indigenous rights, dignity, and self-determination in Chiapas.
Original ink on watercolor paper
11 × 15 in.
Frame not included
Please note: The framed image shown is a digital mockup for display purposes only. The frame is not included with the original artwork.
Ships via FedEx
Carefully packaged and shipped flat in a rigid mailer
Includes a signed certificate of authenticity
Please allow 2–3 business days for processing before shipment