Alberobello, Puglia. Trulli under a white sun symbol.
This Italy travel poster captures Alberobello's trulli in Puglia, with a white sun symbol on the hero trullo, for anyone who has walked those lanes or still wants to. It's an original illustration, framed in black wood, and the kind of piece you give to someone who came home from Puglia and hasn't stopped talking about the trulli.
The design: Alberobello's trulli from a terrace
The design is drawn flat from a terrace parapet — a terracotta pot of red geraniums at its corner and the hero trullo rising beside it, a cone of gray dry-stone slabs marked with a white sun symbol, a cross above it and a pale pinnacle at its peak. Beyond, dozens more conical roofs step back across the village, several marked with white hearts, to a bell tower and a line of cypresses under a clear blue sky with a few soft clouds. A whitewashed lane runs down the center past a green door and a wall spilling red and pink blooms beneath an iron lantern, the flagstones lit in bands of sun and shade. ALBEROBELLO sits large across the sky above PUGLIA and ITALIA, the whole worked in sky blue, slate gray, chalk white, warm sandstone, terracotta and olive green.
Puglia's conical roofs, one white sun, and a lane of sun and shade.
Framed and ready to hang
- Print size: 12″×18″ (30.5×45.7 cm), portrait
- Paper: 260 g/m² luster paper, 10 mil (0.25 mm) thick, with a finish that's partly glossy and partly matte
- Frame: black wood, 0.75″ (1.9 cm) thick, behind an acrylite front protector — lighter than glass and doesn't shatter
- Hanging hardware included — arrives ready to hang, so there's no framing errand
- Original artwork — a new illustration made for RaZits, not a reprint of a historic piece
- Care: wipe the acrylite front with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth, and keep it out of direct sunlight
Who it's for
For Puglia and Alberobello visitors, Italy travel lovers, and Italian-heritage households, plus honeymooners who toured southern Italy and vintage travel poster collectors building a European village wall. It hangs well in an entryway, kitchen wall or guest room, and makes an easy housewarming, honeymoon or anniversary gift from a Puglia trip, a birthday for an Italophile, a wedding gift for a couple who married or honeymooned in southern Italy, or a Christmas or retirement travel gift.
Quick answers
Is this a reprint of a vintage original?
No. It's an original illustration drawn in the mid-century travel-poster tradition — flat color, clean edges, bold lettering — and a new composition made for RaZits, not a scan of a historic print.
Where is Alberobello, and what are the trulli?
Alberobello is a small town in Puglia, in southern Italy, known for its trulli — traditional dry-stone huts with conical limestone roofs built without mortar. Its trulli districts have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996.
What does the white symbol on the roof mean?
Trulli roofs in the region sometimes carry a painted symbol on the cone. This design shows a white sun on the roof closest to the viewer, the hero trullo in the terrace view.
Is 12″×18″ the frame size or the print size?
It's the print size. The black wood frame wraps around it, so the framed piece is a little larger than 12″×18″ (30.5×45.7 cm) once hung.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.
Size guide
| PRINT WIDTH (inches) | PRINT HEIGHT (inches) | FRAME | |
| 12″×18″ | 12 | 18 | Black, 0.75″ thick |
| PRINT WIDTH (cm) | PRINT HEIGHT (cm) | FRAME | |
| 12″×18″ | 30.5 | 45.7 | Black, 1.9 cm thick |