Symbols of the Southwest

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Sun - warmth, energy, and happiness

Healing Hand - creativity, healing, and protection

Saguaro - symbolizes endurance, survival, and adaptability

Crossed arrows - peace & friendship

Bull skull - power, strength, and tenacity

Sugar skull - traditional folk art associated with the Day of the Dead in Mexican culture, encapsulating the themes of remembrance, celebration, and the beauty of life and death.

Lizard - The lizard is associated with dreams, agility, and conservation

Coyote - coyote is a trickster figure, representing cunning, humor, and survival

Spiral or swirl - symbolize the journey of life, growth, and evolution

Bear paw - represents strength, leadership, and protection

Kokopelli - Kokopelli is a fertility deity, associated with agriculture, childbirth, and music. He is considered a bringer of good fortune and joy.

Scorpion – Protection, defense, warding off negative vibes

Pottery – Symbol of cultural identity, spirituality and artistic vibes

Medicine Man - healing, spiritual guidance, protection, and wisdom

Guitars – Playing those 12-bar blues

Route 66 – Historic and Iconic highway, has that mojo

Music notes – All that great music

Hwy 1 - Pacific coast highway, unique and diverse landscapes

Palm trees – Symbolize resilience, victory, peace and tranquility 

Hot Rods – Cruising with those good vibes 

Wine – Evokes positive vibes and enjoyment 

Golf- Sense of serenity, challenge and relaxation

Peace sign – Peace for all! 

Margarita glass - 'cause it's five o'clock somewhere