Blue. Polychromatic Cap. Wiphala

120,00 €

The wonders of our planet and the colorful spectrum of colors we all share. A cap about the diversity and beauty of the world and what connects all people.

Product Description

The Royal Garden snapback cap offers both fashion and comfort with its stylish design, adjustable fit, and high-quality embroidery featuring the Wiphala emblem, symbolizing global diversity. The "Royal Garden" logo adds exclusivity to the cap, making it not just streetwear but also an artistic expression representing diversity, collaboration, and art.

Structured crown with six panels
Snapback closure for individual adjustment
Flat visor design
3D embroidered white "Royal Garden" logo surrounded by the artistic abstraction of Wiphala on the front
High-quality, elaborate embroidery on the right side
The Royal Garden badge on the left side adds extra charm to the cap
The Royal Garden logo on the back
Polychromatic embroidery motif on the back as a symbol of diversity and tolerance
With "A Better World is Possible" ribbons on the inside for an inspiring message
Made from 50% recycled acrylic and 50% wool for sustainability
Embroidery is made of rayon from natural fibers to combine quality and environmental awareness
Woven label "Made with Love and Respect for people and the planet" on the inside

Embroidery Motif

This cap showcases high quality embroidery on the right side, featuring a swallow bird alongside a blooming flower. Swallow birds are renowned for their association with positive attributes like loyalty, cheerfulness, and patience. They symbolize love and devotion, often considered a harbinger of good luck. The embroidery on both the right side and the front displays the vibrant colors of the Wiphala or Rainbow colors, adding a touch of vivid symbolism to the cap.

The Wiphala
The term "Wiphala" originates from the Quechua language and refers to an emblem frequently employed as a flag to symbolize the indigenous populations of North America (known as Odishkwaagamii or Native Americans) and South America (specifically Tawantinsuyu, also known as the Incan Empire). Its colors are derived from the seven spectral colors of the visible light spectrum, arranged either horizontally or diagonally. The precise arrangement varies depending on the particular tribe represented by the emblem. Remarkably, the oldest discovered Wiphala is estimated to be around 3,600 years old.
In contemporary times, this rainbow flag has been embraced as a symbol by the International Co-operative Alliance, reflecting the international cooperative movement. Furthermore, since 1961, it has served as the international peace flag, known as the PACE flag, promoting peace and harmony across the globe. Beginning in 1978, it evolved into a symbol of the LGBT movement, representing gay pride.

Rainbow Colors: Celebrating Earth's Vibrant Diversity
The array of rainbow colors represents the seven spectral colors of the visible light spectrum. It's a vibrant tribute to the wonders of our planet and the kaleidoscope of colors that unites us all. This cap is a symbol of the world's diversity and the common thread that connects people everywhere.
In a world of many colors, we find unity and beauty. The cap celebrates the rich tapestry of our planet and what brings us together. It's a reminder that, despite our differences, we share the same colorful Earth.
As we embark on a colorful journey around the world, we see the rainbow's hues on every continent. Tolerance and diversity become the cornerstones of our social fabric. It's a call to embrace our shared humanity, promoting understanding and harmony in a world where every shade, like the colors of the rainbow, can be found in nature, cities, and cultures worldwide.
This cap is more than just an accessory; it's a symbol of unity, tolerance, and the colorful diversity that makes our world a beautiful and interconnected place.