Draco Constellation Pins and Buttons

Do you or someone you know loves stars and dragons? This fun draco constellation design would make the perfect gift for any dragon and stargazing lovers out there.

Draco Constellation

The Draco Constellation is the eighth largest constellation in the sky. The word Draco is derived from the Latin word draconem, meaning "huge serpent". The constellation is the name inspriation for Harry Potter character "Draco Malfoy".

The Draco constellation lies in the northern sky. It is one of the largest constellations in the sky. The constellation's name means "the dragon" in Latin. This eye-catching design is perfect for anyone that likes astronomy, planets, stars, galaxies, or astrology. If you're looking for a unique gift for an astronomy student or space lover, look no further!

An artwork of the Draco or Dragon constellation in delicate pink roses and heart doodles. Looks lovely as a sticker that you can use to decorate any item you'd like, or on many other items you can choose here. If you'd like any other constellation in the same style, check out the Constellations and Astrology Collections on my shop. I hope you enjoy it :)

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. In Greek mythology this constellation is known thanks to the eleventh task entrusted to Hercules. In it he was to get the apples from the tree of Gaia in the garden of the Hesperides, where Hera had placed Ladon, the hundred-headed dragon, as protector. Hera was very sorry for the loss of her brave guardian of the garden of the Hesperides, for which she placed him in the firmament around the north pole. The constellation features one of the legs of Hercules on the head ...

An astronaut unexpectantly encounters a celestial dragon. Fortunately the creature is peaceful.The dragon's design is inspired by the constellation, Draco!

Celestial Atlas Plate 2- Alexander Jamieson Cepheus, Draco, Ursa Minor, Cassiopeia

One in a series of space travel posters created by Walford Designs. Produced in the style of the Art Deco travel posters that are an iconic look at the rise of new and exciting forms of transport such as the train or plane. Or maybe someday an intergalactic cruiseliner exploring the depths of the cosmos...

Night Sky Constellations

19th century illustration depicting the constellation Draco (dragon) and Ursa Minor (little bear)

Cosmic star in the Draco constellation is one of the largest constellations in the sky and represents Ladon, the dragon that guarded the gardens of the Hesperides in Greek mythology