Bring gentle, inclusive magic into your space with this bilingual, vintage-inspired botanical butterfly digital art print. The design features different butterflies, insects, and plants arranged over a warm tan background, framed by a vintage-style border.
 
At the top, the quote reads:
“We All Belong: Pertenecemos”
 
This piece is a soft yet powerful reminder of belonging, diversity, and connection. Perfect for living rooms, classrooms, offices, therapy spaces, or kids’ rooms that celebrate inclusivity, nature, and wonder.
 
Details
Digital download wall art (no physical item will be shipped)
Vintage-style botanical illustration with butterflies, insects, and plants on a tan background, surrounded by a decorative border, with the quote “We All Belong: Pertenecemos” at the top
Sizes included (high resolution, 300 dpi): 8x10", 11x14", 12x15"
High quality jpeg files
 
How it works
Purchase the digital print.
After checkout, you will get a confirmation email with the download link
Print at home, at a local print shop, or through an online printing service.
Frame and display in your space, or gift a printed version to someone you love.
 
Usage
For personal use only
You may print it for yourself or as a gift
Resale, redistribution, or commercial use of the files or design is not permitted
 
Artist Note
"This piece was created at a time I was leaving all behind because as an immigrant, I no longer felt safe in the U.S. under such oppressive Administration. This piece, like many of my other ones, is a statement of resistance, as a visual reminder that we all belong here—no matter where we come from, what language we speak, or how different we feel. The butterflies and plants represent the diversity of our stories. 
 
This piece helped reaffirm myself at a time I didn't feel like a belonged. The bilingual phrase “We All Belong: Pertenecemos” is intentional. I wanted it to feel like a bridge, especially for families, classrooms, and community spaces where multiple cultures and languages live together. My hope is that this print hangs in places where people need to be reminded that their presence matters."