Mythology Crewneck Sweatshirts

Socrates

Pen drawing of a mermaid sitting in a scuba mask.

Norse Symbol Valknut design with distressed red bloody background

"And there was war in heaven"

New berserker design without the runes.

The Griffin is a mythical creature known as a half-eagle, half-lion in various cultures. In legends and folklore, the beast guards the gold of the kings, as well as other priceless possessions. Moved into the far north, this ancient creature watches over the green gold inherent in the forests.

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The Heraldry of the Late Eastern Roman Empire and Byzantine Empire

Ancient Egyptian God Horus as Royal Falcon

In Norse mythology Odin had two ravens that flew all over the world to bring him information.

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It's a Pineapple Cyclops Creature. Something mythological for the food lover. the pineapple is an international sign of welcome. Another cyclops food illustration from the collection. Will make a great gift!

The Great Goddess of Love and Beauty, Aphrodite, floating amongst the clouds.

o blazing serpent, may your hallowed flame burn deeply, thy kingdom rest in deathly peace, thy embers carry on in this ashen world, give us warmth and comfort, lead us towards reverence and devotion in all things monstrous, tempt us to a better tomorrow

Perfect for the forgetful Viking with a sense of humor. Did you pillage or plunder? Your journey ends with Odin in Valhalla. Featuring a confused, old Scandinavian Viking with long beard, horned helmet and battle axe. Old Viking can't remember if they pillaged or plundered. Celtic knot background.

A simple design of a Draakar ship charging through the waves.

This plain Valhalla design with the saying "See you in Valhalla" is designed with two axes and a shield in grunge style. You're into Norse mythology and want to be celebrated as a warrior in Asgard after death? Hit it! A Nordic motif for all Valhalla and Viking fans.

My Dad Is A Viking What Does Your Father Do Vikings Funny Quotes Humor Sayings Gifts for boys,girls,kids and youth.

If you're into horoscopes and zodiac signs, then this cool astrology design is just for you! This Capricorn graphic makes the perfect gift or birthday present for any believer of western astrology who was born in December or January.

Good Night

So Odin - besides being the god of battle, death, wisdom, and "fun fact - Poetry" - he has a impressive, and majestic beard...and that's something.

Ancient Greek Helmet with meander symbols

High-quality dragon illustration with Japanese words that means ‘dragon’ and ‘powerful’, best use for any product without losing any details and quality. This illustration is best for anyone to show power and strength like a dragon. Grab yours now

Art on Art

The perfect gift for real Vikings and Northmen. Thor and Odin are by your side. Design for men and women who love Nordic mythology and the ancient Teutons.

Ancient meets ultra-modern

Do dragon even know how to frown?

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If you're into horoscopes and zodiac signs, then this cool astrology design is just for you! This Cancer graphic makes the perfect gift or birthday present for any believer of western astrology who was born in June or July.

The Hindu deity Durga is a goddess of perfection. She rides a tiger and fights evil. This drawing of Durga with a tiger is the perfect gift for fans of Indian Hindu gods.

The Transfiguration of the Ancient Greek God of Arts

There is by no remote means of the imagination a cooler, or more fearsome god than Thor!! You can take that to the bank...and quite possibly use that as collateral to secure a sizable loan...don't quote me on that. I'm no financial adviser, or anything.

Viking warrior

Nemesis was the god of retribution

Mythology Kraken attacks the ship.

The High Priestess is a card that is associated with intuition and the subconscious in its upright position. When reversed, it represents a lack of inner voice and repressed feelings. For this card, we decided to portray Medusa as the titular character. Here, Medusa sits upon a throne of her enemies who were turned to stone. These statues act as the “veil” that conceals what lies beyond. Her feminine beauty intertwined with her monstrous intensity represent her intuition, fertility, and divine femininity. Behind her throne on either side, we see two pillars. They are marked with the Greek letters “Π” “ά.” These are the first letters in the Greek spelling of Persephone and Hades. Hades is the God of the Dead, while Persephone is the Godde...