Wine Goddess T-Shirts

African space goddess, beautiful young female face, space details, magical details

Vintage illustration by Leon Dupin

Dionysus God Mount Olimpus by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

4th century Mosaic Portrait of Methoporine (the bringer of Drunkeness) from the Church of Falul in Syria

Beautiful, modern pop art design of “Goddess of Fire” filled with vibrant, bright and warmed toned colours

Dionysus is always the life and soul of the party! Taken from several different C5th BCE representations of Dionysus on red-figure pottery, and the Pompeiian grape Bacchus fresco. Originally drawn for ClassicsTober.

This colorful design with the saying ''Bacchus - God of wine'' is the perfect gift for any roman mythology lover. Do you love roman gods and myths? This roman deity motif is great for you!

This colorful design with the saying ''Dionysus - God of wine'' is the perfect gift for any greek mythology lover. Do you love greek gods and myths? This greek deity motif is great for you!

Vintage illustration by Carles Barral Nualart

Vintage Illustration by Leonetto Cappiello

Read more at MoonChild777.com Babalon, the Red Goddess, my blood, the Blood of all Humanity, the Life Force, I love you. Oh Wicked Queen, my Lady, She that rides the Beast. She, that is the Mother of Abominations. BABALON! GODDESS, 777! Look down on your Child, that knows pain and suffering and death. I, that was brought to hell, embrace me and strengthen me so I shall ride the Beast and conquer what is ours by right. The right to be equals, along with Him, our Lord, the Great Beast! All my life is in Your ecstasy, The intensity and power of Babalon. She rises, dark as the New Moon I pour a thousand drinks to you, My Goddess I celebrate Us, as all of our blood belongs to You, As You are Life, Death, and Rebirth. Oh my blo...

by Leonetto Cappiello

Vintage illustration

This Fuelled by Wine and Feminine Energy t-shirt is perfect for Divine Feminine Energy

As I did research into grapes, it soon became clear that it would be impossible to separate grapes from wine, for which the ancient associations remain much unchanged. More than other any greek god, the image of Dionysus/Bacchus is widely recognisable. He is a symbol of the ancient’s hedonism and drunken debauchery. Lesser known is his assocation with fertility and the phallus, snake, bull, and his regular portrayal with bull horns. Meanwhile, the most potent context of wine in enduring religion is as the blood of Christ, although both christianity and islam talk of wine and grapes in relation to paradise, despite the latter’s rejection of alcohol during life on earth. However, in ancient Egypt, grapes and their vine were a symb...

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Syrah Chibi! Original artwork

Vintage illustration by Marcello Dudovich

Vintage illustration by Aleardo Villa

A drawing I made after a 5h century BC Greek vase at the Louvre Museum. 2 Maenads - one of them wearing a panther's hide - are presenting Dionysos with a hare and a fawn.