Hyrule Magnets

Yahahaarrgh! You be findin' me!

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A Black Metal Deku Tree logo

Show you love of Zelda!

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Koroks

They’re all over

A Black Metal Deku Tree design

Ancient Guardian

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Owl Statue

Those creepy crawly spiders that jump down when you least expect! A metal inspired Skulltula tshirt

Terrako from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

Sprite from the adventure classic LttP.

Link's awakening +Wind Fish's Egg

My version of the Triforce from the Legend of Zelda Games drawn by hand and altered digitally. Worth countless rupees, but you can buy it right now! I think that Link would be pleased. 1890 views as of December 2017!

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A fleshy, HR Giger inspired triforce; master sword not included.

sword and rupia

Triforce

Milk and Momo original design. Based on scenery from the legend of Zelda breath of the wild

Sprite from the adventure classic LttP.

Feeling in touch with goddess Hylia... has never been this easy. Check out this piece and all my other illustration of the Triforce!

Feeling in touch with goddess Hylia... has never been this easy. Check out this piece and all my other illustration of the Triforce!

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Korok Musician

Lets take this inside

Show your love for the legend of Zelda with this Silent Princess Flower Design

"That is one of the lunar rocks that has been blazing from the surface of the moon lately. They fall from what looks to be the moon's eye, so I call them Moon's Tears. They are rare stones, valued by many in town."

The 80s were extreme, and we liked it that way

The Koroks appear as little wooden people whose bodies resemble trees, and whose faces are concealed by leaf masks. The masks they wear take on various different shapes based on types of leaves, and have holes in them resembling eyes and a mouth, and occasionally a hole for their noses to fit through. Their bodies make a jingling sound whenever they move. Koroks are also able to fly through the use of propeller Deku Leaves that sprout from their bodies.

In most Legend of Zelda games, this symbol stands for; Din: Goddess of Power. With the Death mountain under a starry sky.

Use this mug to hide the fact that you're actually onto your third cup of joe for the day. Its definitely just milk, guys.

Gotta refill those heart containers with something tasty!