A grunge Costa Rica flag fills the horizontal cinematic field — five horizontal stripes (cobalt, ivory, scarlet, ivory, cobalt) painted onto a heavily textured plaster ground that creases, scratches and weathers across the entire surface.

The composition reads as patriotic-grunge poster: the central scarlet bar burns warm and dominant, the ivory stripes catch the rough-plaster shadow like aged parchment, and the cobalt borders crease into deep-blue dust-scratch grain. The piece sits between Costa Rica national symbol and worn-flag street-poster aesthetic, perfect for a heritage statement without becoming a literal civic banner.

Tempered glass amplifies the scarlet bar and pushes the cobalt and ivory stripes into reflective grunge depth that paper print cannot match. Hung in a Costa-Rican-heritage home, a Tico expat dining room, a sports-viewing lounge or a tropical-themed family room, this grunge Costa Rica cinematography brings Pura-Vida pride and weathered patriotic gravity into a residential wall.