A little piece of El Salvador to send or to keep. The torogoz is El Salvador's national bird, known for the long, racket-tipped feathers of its tail. Here it perches on a branch among bursting blossoms and leaves, drawn in deep indigo and copper on cream. Mail it to someone who carries El Salvador in their heart, or frame it as a small tribute to home.
Details
- Original illustration by Wilber Salguero
- Printed reproduction, not hand-painted or an original
- Printed on cardstock paper
- Approximately 4" x 6"
- Postcard back with lines for a message and address
Care instructions
- Keep out of direct sunlight to preserve print quality
- Display in a frame or store flat to protect from moisture and handling
- Avoid folding or creasing
About the artisan
Wilber Salguero is a Salvadoran artist and designer, and a core long-term Salutierra partner. His illustrated work spans prints, caps, and scarves, each piece rooted in scenes of Salvadoran life and culture.
