Greek Decoration Kids Hoodies

Greek-Roman-inspired decorative pattern with elegant architectural motifs for a classic and timeless look.

Traditional seamless vintage motley fan shaped ornate elements with Greek patterns, Meander

Medusa figures prominently in Greek mythology as the semi-god who could turn men to stone with just one look. Yikes--be careful dude! This depiction of Medusa was taken from the carousel building on the boardwalk in Asbury Park, New Jersey, at the center of the Jersey Shore. It is an iconic structure, attached to the Casino building on the south side of the boardwalk made famous by Springsteen. Asbury Park has lots of fanciful 1920s' and 1030s' architecture and ornamentation and this he'd, which is one of several on the circumference of the carousel building, is at the heart of that early entry vibe. Makes a great decoration--could even scare away a person if need be.

Details of a roman mosaic on the floor of a rich villa in Boscoreale, close to Pompeii, representing gates bordered by a labyrinth

Merry Christmas greeting with, Pegasus, the flying horse of ancient Greek mythology, helping Santa by in a snow globe mounted on a hand, with a mirror snow globe decoration. Captioned with, 'Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas greeting with, Pegasus, the flying horse of ancient Greek mythology, helping Santa by in a snow globe mounted in the palm of hands. Captioned with, 'Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas greeting with, Pegasus, the flying horse of ancient Greek mythology, helping Santa in a snow globe. Captioned on a gold and white ribbon, 'Merry Christmas'.

Merry Christmas greeting with, Pegasus, the flying horse of ancient Greek mythology, helping Santa in a snow globe. Captioned on a red ribbon, 'Merry Christmas'.

Merry Christmas greeting with, Pegasus, the flying horse of ancient Greek mythology, helping Santa in a snow globe. Captioned on a red ribbon, 'Merry Christmas'.

Merry Christmas greeting with, Pegasus, the flying horse of ancient Greek mythology, helping Santa in a snow globe. Captioned with, 'Merry Christmas.

Traditional seamless vintage motley fan shaped ornate elements with Greek patterns, Meander

In architecture, a portico is the covered place at the entrance to a building, a temple or a palace. It can extend along a colonnade, with a structure covering a walkway raised by columns or enclosed by walls.

Alliance Mediterranean Tiles Wall

"Detail" from the building of the Prefecture of Dodecanese, in the modern part of Rhodes town, Rhodes island, Greece. It was formerly the Governor' s palace, during the years of the Italian occupation of the island. It is a combination of many different architectural styles and its arrangement strongly resembles the Palace of the Duces in Venice. It was built in 1927 by the Italian architect, Florestano di Fausto.

Photo taken at Firostefani, one of the beautiful villages hanging over the Caldera, Santorini island (Cyclades, Aegean Sea, Greece) . In the background, you can see Thirassia island. Once upon a time, Thirassia and Santorini were one single "round" island called Strongili ("Στρογγύλη", it means "round"). During the prehistoric years, some 3600 years ago, a massive eruption of the volcano, separated the island in two, creating the impressive caldera. Later eruptions created two more little islands in the center of the Caldera, Palaia Kammeni and Nea Kammeni, where you can visit a still active crater.

Former magic capital of the ordinance of the future destiny: Believe or disbelieve! Winged dog, death or life, choice of the lord who demands prudence! Here's the question: Do you accept yourself or not? Is this your life? The column of existence is erected within you... find out.

Centuries building an empire, and it can all be pulled down overnight. Rome collapses 9 times an hour. What will you do today?

For Greeks and Romans, the columns are ornamented with images that are veritable monuments to the heroes' exploits and often tell their story in scenes depicted in bas-reliefs. In the ancient cultures of the Iberian Peninsula, columns were a kind of abstract and magical language. The three most common types of Greek columns are those of the Doric, Ionian, and Corinthian orders. The styles of many columns used in architecture were invented millennia ago in Greece and these are the three main originators of the columns developed by ancient Greece.

Vintage Aesthetic Collage Artwork of Ancient Greece.

Design name Circe. A character from Greek mythology is represented here as a superb young woman in connection with nature. A great design about the beauty of women and the floral world