Description
No dar papaya. Literally “don’t give papaya”, and the first commandment of Colombian street life. Phone face-up on the table, laptop bag on the back of the chair, chain out on the wrong bus: all of it is dar papaya.
The follow-up is merciless — papaya puesta, papaya partida: papaya offered is papaya taken. It sounds like a warning about theft. It is really a philosophy about paying attention.
Neo-traditional tattoo work: a serpent coiled around the fruit, heavy outlines, tight palette. Dangerous rather than tropical.
Two versions, one page
Choose Artwork only for the illustration on its own, or With saying to get “No dar papaya” drawn into the composition in its original language. Pick your version above.
The sticker
- Die-cut: satin vinyl cut to the shape of the artwork · waterproof, scratch and UV resistant
- Kiss-cut: same vinyl on a square backing, easier to peel and to gift
- Sizes 3″, 4″ and 5″ · safe on laptops, bottles, notebooks and bumpers
Printed on demand, shipped worldwide
Nothing is made until you order it. Your piece is produced at the facility closest to your address — usually within 2–5 business days — and then shipped. Flat-rate shipping: $7.95 in the US, $12.95 everywhere else. Shipping & returns.
More from the same place: browse the collection by country, or read 12 Colombian sayings and what they actually mean.






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