Native Flowers Baseball T-Shirts

Four Directions Beadwork Flower Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA. This design is my contemporary representation of traditional Indigenous floral beadwork motifs!

Four Directions Beadwork Flower Indigenous WAWEZHI CANADA

Created by Kit Prendergast, the Bee Babette, this design promotes evidence-based awareness about what flowers are best for the Australian native bees, as worn by Costa Georgiadis of Gardening Australia!

Trichocereus Pachanoi flowering

Sunflower field

Australian Native Floral Christmas Pattern

This charming design features a stunning illustration of a native honeysuckle flower. It's a perfect pick for nature lovers, gardeners, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of the natural world. Support pollinators and show your love for wildflowers!

Phuang Malai T-shirt

dream Catcher

Gouache painting of an Australian Native Gumnut flower featuring firey red flowers in various stages of bloom and some gumnuts. This artwork has been painted by Australian Artist Leah Gay.

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

"Embark on an adventure into the lush jungles of Australia with this captivating print-on-demand collection featuring native animals. While Australia is often associated with its unique outback landscapes, its dense tropical rainforests are also home to a rich variety of wildlife. From the iconic koala to the colorful parrots, these animals thrive amidst the vibrant foliage of the Australian jungle. Through exquisite artwork, this collection brings to life the beauty and diversity of these native creatures in their jungle habitat, serving as a reminder of the importance of conservation efforts to preserve their existence. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers, these prints offer a glimpse into the enchanting world of Australian

Totem

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Protector

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian Christmas - Rainbow Lorikeets and Bottlebrush Flowers

Australian native Bottlebrush Flowers

The bushland I live in surrounds me like a warm blanket. It keeps my mind at peace, and the love I feel for it comes to my mind with so many ideas. These flowers are always so beautiful to look at. I just had to try and get that idea out onto something I can share with you all. Cheers. xxx

Details of an original Gum flower Artwork by Australian Artist, Leah Gay

Australian native cockatoo and flowers

Grevillea on turquoise

Ukrainian woman cat in national clothing and a wreath

This design was created by Bob Carington based on watercolors he has done of flowering plants od East Texas and the gulf coast.

Native American Sunflower

Oh sure folks think they are misbehaving but wait till tomorrow when he is the Native princess and she is the sheriff! So pretty!

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In gratitude to the plant and its healing capacity. In gratitude to the earth and all the small organic beings that accompany and guide us on the path, and in my own path as a nomad of the earth, the Chamomile have given me light. Thanks

Introducing our exclusive collection of film-themed t-shirts, infused with premium grunge style designs. These t-shirts are the epitome of edgy and artistic fashion, celebrating the allure of cinema through a gritty and raw aesthetic that stands out from the crowd.

“The Clarion Federal Number” c 1884. Artist unknown. Each flower is named and may be the flower for each Australian state for that era. Details for this one are limited but I suspect it has to do with the lead up to the federation of Australia on 1 January 1901 were six separate British self-governing colonies of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, and Western Australia agreed to unite and form the Commonwealth of Australia.