The Mexican tricolor weathers in horizontal cinematic format — the flag of Mexico painted on heavy rough-stone plaster with three vertical bands of emerald-green at the hoist, ivory-white through the middle and crimson-red at the fly, the national coat-of-arms — a golden eagle perched on a prickly-pear cactus devouring a serpent, ringed by an oak-and-laurel wreath — centred on the white band, every fissure and crystalline pit in the textured rock catching cool light. Pure cinematic patriotic-grunge frame, emerald-ivory-crimson rough-stone colorway.
Printed behind tempered glass, the saturated emerald, ivory, crimson bands, golden eagle-cactus-serpent and rough-stone patina stay vivid, the painterly cinematic rendering keeping its rich gallery edge, the polished surface lifting the Mexican flag into gallery-quality cinematic glass art.
A bold accent for fans of patriotic art, Mexican-heritage decor, and statement cinematic art — a home office, a man cave, a hallway, a study, a creative loft, a heritage-themed living room, or any wall that wants its art posed in eagle-cactus grunge Mexican pride.
