A visual symbol of vulnerability and strength, the Frida Kahlo The Wounded Deer Skate Deck brings one of the artist’s most powerful self-portraits to life in a bold, contemporary format. This open edition features Kahlo’s haunting image of herself as a deer pierced by arrows, set in a dreamlike forest a deeply personal metaphor for physical suffering and emotional endurance.
Originally painted in 1946, The Wounded Deer is rich with symbolic meaning: the duality of identity, the limits of the body, and the inevitability of fate. Kahlo’s unflinching gaze, even in agony, reflects her lifelong resilience in the face of trauma.
Now transformed into a fine art skate deck, this piece merges traditional iconography with modern subculture, offering collectors and admirers of Kahlo a new way to experience her artistry.
Officially Licensed – Produced with permission from the Banco de México Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums Trust and ARS New York.