Marigolds with Mexican Blanket Print
Marigolds with Mexican Blanket Print
Marigolds with Mexican Blanket
Vibrant orange marigolds rest against a traditional Mexican blanket, creating a rich tapestry of color and cultural significance. This piece celebrates the textiles and flowers that define Mexican homes—the bright serape blankets passed down through generations and the cempasúchil that grace our altars.
The Mexican blanket represents warmth, tradition, and the handmade artistry of our culture. Marigolds hold sacred meaning, especially during Día de los Muertos, guiding spirits home with their brilliant petals and distinctive scent. Together, they create a meditation on memory, home, and the objects that connect us to our heritage.
I pay close attention to aspects of everyday life, documenting stories of community, culture, and shared memories. These are the textures and colors of Mexican-American life—bold, unapologetic, and beautiful.
✦ PRINT DETAILS
- Archival quality giclée print on museum-grade paper
- Hand-signed by artist Francisco Palomares
- Open edition
- Fade-resistant pigment inks (100+ year lifespan)
- Two sizes available: 8.5×11" or 17×22"
- Optional professional framing (+$100)
- FREE shipping included to all U.S. states
✦ ABOUT MY WORK
Through the medium of oil paint, I borrow techniques from Old Renaissance masters to provide a platform for stories unheard, people unseen, and places overlooked. I aim to celebrate the richness of the Latino community and my Mexican heritage.
✦ CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
Mexican blankets (serapes) are woven with centuries of tradition, their bright stripes representing the vibrancy of Mexican culture. Marigolds are the flowers of remembrance, their presence marking celebrations and honoring those who came before us.
✦ PERFECT FOR
- Day of the Dead celebrations and altars
- Honoring Mexican heritage and traditions
- Colorful statement pieces for living spaces
- Gifts celebrating cultural pride
- Collectors of contemporary Chicano art
Contact info@palomaresblvd.com for original
Ships rolled in protective tube within 5-7 business days
PayPal installment plans available at checkout
Questions? info@palomaresblvd.com
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SHIPPING
- FREE shipping included to all U.S. states
- Ships rolled in a protective tube
- All orders ship within 5-7 business days
- Tracking number provided via email
- International shipping: Contact info@palomaresblvd.com for rates
PAYMENT OPTIONS
- Installment plans available to all PayPal users
- Pay over time with PayPal at checkout
- All major credit cards accepted
RETURNS & EXCHANGES
- All sales are final
- Please review size and framing options carefully before purchase
- Contact info@palomaresblvd.com with any questions before ordering
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QUALITY
- Giclée printing on museum-grade archival paper
- Fade-resistant pigment inks (100+ year lifespan)
- Color-matched to original painting
- Hand-signed by Francisco Palomares
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
- Unroll gently and allow print to flatten for 24-48 hours
- Frame behind UV-protective glass or acrylic
- Avoid direct sunlight when possible
- Handle with clean, dry hands
FRAMING (if selected)
- Professional black wood frame with archival mat
- UV-protective glass included
- Ready to hang
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ABOUT FRANCISCO PALOMARES
Francisco Palomares is a contemporary artist from East Los Angeles whose work is deeply rooted in his Mexican-American heritage and inspired by the Chicano Movement.
EDUCATION
- BFA, Drawing and Painting, Cal State Long Beach (2014)
- Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China (2013)
- Academia de Belle Arte, Florence, Italy (2010)
- Ryman Arts Program, USC (2007)
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
- The Billboard Creative - "Fabuloso" Billboard (2025)
- San Diego International Airport - "Espacios & Lines" (2024)
- The Cheech Museum - "Anniversary Edition" (2023)
- Mingei International Museum - "Piñatas: The High Art of Celebration" (2022)
- Craft in America - "Piñatas: The High Art of Celebration" (2021)
- Armory Center for the Arts - "At the Table" (2022)
- Mexican Consulate Los Angeles (2018, 2017)
- Solo Show: "No Parking on PalomaresBLVD," Bermudez Projects (2023)
RECOGNITION & PRESS
- LA Lakers "In the Paint" Winner (2021)
- Quinn Emmanuel Artist in Residence (2022)
- Featured: LA Times, Telemundo, Spectrum News, PBS's Craft in America
- Walmart x Francisco Palomares Collaboration (2024)
- Saatchi Art Rising Stars (2020)
Working from his Boyle Heights studio, PalomaresBLVD, Francisco creates portraits, landscapes, and still lifes that celebrate the beauty and complexity of his community while challenging stereotypes.
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