Honor tradition, language, and ancestral beauty with this art print featuring a vibrant bundle of cempasúchil (marigold) flowers on a clean white background, titled with its native Nahuatl name: “Cempohualxochitl.”
 
Known as the flor de muerto, cempoalxochitl holds deep meaning in Mexican and Indigenous traditions, especially during Día de Muertos, symbolizing remembrance, life, and the spiritual journey.
 
Details
Museum-quality, acid-free, archival matte paper for longevity.
Ships without a frame so you can style it to match your space.
Multiple sizes available
 
Processing & Shipping
Shipped flat in a rigid envelope. 
Orders ship within 2-4 business days.
 
Artist Note
"I created this piece as an offering to the memories we carry and the roots we refuse to forget. Cempasúchil has always felt like a bridge between worlds: its color, fragrance, and presence guiding our loved ones back home during Día de Muertos.
 
Using the Nahuatl name “Cempoalxochitl” was important to me as a way of honoring Indigenous language and the original story of this flower. My hope is that this print lives on altars, nightstands, and quiet corners where you remember your people, your ancestors, and the places that made you."