Drawn with rich detail using Prismacolor pencils, this card captures a timeless Texas tradition: boots perched on a weathered fence post.
In Texas, boots on fence posts are often seen as a symbol of pride, tradition, and community. The practice is believed to have originated as a way for ranchers or cowboys to signal that they were either at home or had completed a long journey. It can also serve as a subtle form of communication, letting neighbors know someone is around or that a place is a landmark.
Over time, the boots on fence posts have become a quirky, iconic part of Texas culture, representing the state's rugged spirit and connection to its cowboy roots.
Take a scenic drive down Hwy 39, just past Crider’s Rodeo & Dance Hall, and you’ll see the very inspiration for this piece.
Blank inside — perfect for any message worth sending with a little Texas soul.
