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La Catrina Collection Drops In
La Catrina Collection is LIVE!
A Mexican icon. A Hales built ’54. The kinda artwork that stops people in their tracks the second they walk into the room.
Some pieces end up on the wall because you need something to fill an empty space.
This ain't one of them.
The La Catrina Banner was built around one of the cleanest custom ’54s ever to roll out of Hales Speed Shop and one of the most recognizable figures in Mexican culture. Deep red roses, elegant scrollwork, polished chrome, and our Hales interpretation of La Catrina come together in a piece that feels equal parts fine art, hot rod culture, and old-school tattoo flash.
Front and center sits the actual Hales built custom two-tone ’54 Chevy Bel Air that inspired the entire collection. Low, clean, and shining like it's waiting for the next cruise night. Towering above it stands La Catrina herself surrounded by rich reds, gold accents, and enough detail to keep your eyes wandering around the artwork every time you walk past it.
La Catrina has become a symbol of beauty, confidence, identity, and the reminder that style never dies. We took that timeless icon and blended it with classic American hot rod culture to create a piece that feels right at home whether you're decorating a garage, game room, office, man cave, or anywhere else that could use a little more attitude.
Printed on a crisp white background, every color in the artwork absolutely jumps. The reds hit harder, the chrome shines brighter, and the entire piece feels like the kinda artwork that makes people stop and admire it from across the room.
⚠️ LIMITED EDITION — NO RESTOCKS.
Once these are gone, they're gone for good.
Built for the people who slow down when they see an old hot rod, turn around for a second look, and never really outgrow their love for cool cars.
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"Killer artwork these banners "pop""
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"Killer artwork these banners "pop""