Puerto Rican art is known for bright color, folk and religious traditions like carved santos and vejigante masks, Taíno symbols, and everyday island scenes. Our De La Isla collection draws on that spirit with minimalist prints of Puerto Rican doors, food, sayings, and symbols.

They are the painted colonial doors of Old San Juan, teal, mustard, and cobalt set in centuries-old stone. They are one of the most recognizable sights on the island, which is why we keep drawing them.

Dichos are everyday Puerto Rican sayings, like wepa for joy and pride, or ay bendito for a mix of sympathy and affection. Our prints turn a few of the most-loved ones into wall art.

The coquí is a tiny tree frog native to Puerto Rico, named for its co-kee call, and a beloved symbol of the island. Our De La Isla collection includes coquí prints.

De La Isla prints come in sizes from 8x10 to 24x36 inches, framed in oak, walnut, gold metal, or black metal, or unframed. Sizes and frames are listed on each product page.

You can shop Puerto Rican wall art in The FlatFile Society De La Isla collection. Every print is made to order, printed in the USA, and ships free.