Surf Yoga Kids Hoodies

Surf and yoga illustration of man and woman ready for a positive day.

Reproduction: Silver Surfer doing Yoga Fanart (Fan art)

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Yoga Surf Girl Illustration

Yoga Beach Girl Illustration

Surfer wave

A surfboard is a hub between water, waves and people. A surfboard without a surfer is nothing.... To understand better how surfboards work, we have to learn about the forces that act on them, the variables of surfboard shape, the general construction types and techniques, the core materials, and the types of surfboards.

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Govinda and Gopāla (Sanskrit/Hindi: गोविन्द/गोविंद and गोपाल) (also known as Govind, Gobind and Gopal) are the names of Vishnu which mean "The finder of Veda" & "Protector of Veda" as 'Go' means Veda, Cow and also senses. So Govinda, Gopala means Cowherd or Protector of Cows, or one who gives pleasure to senses.

An artistic design featuring a classic Japanese Ensō circle and a surfer riding it like a wave. If you're into zen and yoga, Buddhism and mindfulness, but also love peaceful seaside walks, swimming in the ocean with a surfboard, this art is for you!

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Choose alignment every morning. Get on your high flying disc and don't come down! Create your best life. Your joy is saving the planet

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BHAKTI Yoga

Get ready to make waves with the Best Paddleboarding Yoga Dad Ever! Whether he's mastering the paddle board or catching surf, this design celebrates water sports and fatherhood. Perfect for Father's Day, it blends humor and yoga for dads who love both. Dive into ocean adventures with style and laughter!

Meditating surfer, definitely in the flow. Scratchboard illustration by Lisa Haney.

YOGI Yoga breathe

This abstract kaleidoscope or mandala style image with beautiful geographic pattern is generated using computer algorithmic art (generative art).

Shirt for people taht loves bodysurf, surf, bodyboard and all the watersports. perfect gift fot Ocean and Nature Lovers Choose clour and sizes below buy it now

go faster. go slower! do this. do that. this cute little surfing sloth gives you good advice: do what YOU want. follow your own path.

Declare your chill with our 'Off Day' tee, a simple and hilariously ironic addition to our 'Day' series. Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of unapologetic relaxation, this hipster shirt embodies the essence of a perfect off day. Here's a fact for you: The concept of a weekend as we know it today was not widely adopted until the early 20th century. So, let's celebrate those 'Off Days' in style!

Spiral Out & Paddle Out with this colorful zen surfing design from ThreadWeird Apparel Company.

Zen Outdoors Love white graphx Tshirts and more products if you love your outdoor zen time on the mountain and in the ocean, this tastes like that.

A choreography of surfboards and figures doing yoga or relaxing surrounded by the lagoon waves and reflecting the colors of a Waikiki rainbow.

Seek balance of heart and mind.

A surf beach inspired mandala design with orange surfboards, a teal swirly wave pattern and teal and orange petals

a beautifuul good vibes theme decoration

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OPTICAL ART Widely interpreted as a reaction to abstract expressionism, Pop art emerged in the mid-1950s in Britain (and the late 1950s in the United States) as a challenge to traditions of elitist imagery in fine art. Drawing on items from popular culture such as advertising, comic books, newspapers and magazines, the material used by Pop artists was often isolated from its original context and juxtaposed with unrelated imagery.

Hunab Ku is an ancient Mayan symbol that represents the joining of opposites. Hunab means "one state of being" and Ku means "God". Masculine and feminine, analytical and intuitive, objective and subjective, yang and yin, conscious and unconscious, external and internal-the Hunab Ku speaks to the abyss between opposing forces and, in fact, serves as a bridge between them. The archetype of the Hunab Ku is the "space between" that reflects oneness with God and the unity of all things.Hunab Ku is a Maya deity whose name means "The Only God". It seems strange to find such a thing in the Maya pantheon, but there it is. Is this monotheism? Did the Maya have a belief in an all-knowing creator god? Could this be the trump-card example for ancient...