Xochitla began as an exploration of layering tissue paper on canvas. As I worked, I noticed the faint form of a woman holding flowers emerging from the layers. It felt perfect, and Xochitla was created. The name is inspired by the Nahuatl word Xōchitl, meaning “flower,” often associated with beauty and feminine energy.
Prints: 12 × 12, with ½ border
This design is also available as:
Xochitla Card
Xochitla began as an exploration of layering tissue paper on canvas. As I worked, I noticed the faint form of a woman holding flowers emerging from the layers. It felt perfect, and Xochitla was created. The name is inspired by the Nahuatl word Xōchitl, meaning “flower,” often associated with beauty and feminine energy.
Prints: 12 × 12, with ½ border
This design is also available as:
Xochitla Card
