Helvetia Pillows

Adapted from a 1912 Swiss National Day postcard illustration by H.B. Wieland. Available in English, German, French, Italian and the universal "Helvetia" as well. See my other designs for the language variations.

Helvetia, Stamp, 1982, Switzerland, Roitschäggätä Lötschental

Flag Shield - Helvetia

The Helvetia Wreck with Worms Head behind at Rhossili Bay, Gower

The Helvetia Wreck at Rhossili Bay, Gower

The Helvetia Wreck with Worms Head in the background. The Milky Way is on the sky and bioluminescent plankton in the sea. Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales

The Helvetia Wreck with Worms Head in the background at Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales

The moss covered skeletal remains of the Norweigan barque Helvetia protrude from the brown sandy beach at Rhossili on The Gower in Wales. The sailing ship foundered on the beach on 31st October 1887 shedding its cargo of 500 tons of wood.

The famous Helvetia Wreck and iconic Worms Head on Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales at night under the stars

The Helvetia Wreck on Rhossili Bay with Worms Head in the background.

The stars over Rhossili Bay with the Helvetia Wreck in the foreground and Worms Head behind

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you".

Looking towards Llangennith from Rhossili Bay with the Helvetia Wreck and Rhossili Down, Gower

Nighttime on Rhossili Bay, Gower with the Helvetia Wreck and Worms Head

Adapted from a 1912 Swiss National Day postcard illustration by H.B. Wieland. Available in English, German, French, Italian and the universal "Helvetia" as well. See my other designs for the language variations.

Adapted from a 1912 Swiss National Day postcard illustration by H.B. Wieland. Available in English, German, French, Italian and the universal "Helvetia" as well. See my other designs for the language variations.

Loose drawn Swiss cross. Popular alternative to the classic symbol.

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you".

New Swiss passport 2022

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you".

Are you Swiss or do you just love Switzerland? This great motif with the Swiss colors is the perfect gift idea for women and men. If you love the Swiss mountains in your home country.

The Milky Way over Worms Head and the Helvetia Wreck on Rhossili Bay

The Comet NEOWISE over Rhossili Bay, Gower, Wales in 2020 with the Helvetia Wreck in the foreground

Beautiful view of the streets in Zurich, Switzerland.

Are you Swiss or do you simply love Switzerland? This great motif with the Swiss eagle is the perfect gift idea for men and women. If you love the Swiss mountains in your home country.

Are you Swiss or do you simply love Switzerland? This great motif with the Swiss eagle is the perfect gift idea for men and women. If you love the Swiss mountains in your home country.

Flag Shield - Switzerland

Shirts celebrating Zürich, Switzerland.

1980, Swiss, Stamp, Switzerland, Man, Woman, dancing, walking, costumes, traditional, Helvetia, Silvesterkläuse Herisau

Are you Swiss or do you just love Switzerland? This great motif with the Swiss colors is the perfect gift idea for women and men. If you love the Swiss mountains in your home country.

A vintage European stamp.

Adapted from a 1912 Swiss National Day postcard illustration by H.B. Wieland. Available in English, German, French, Italian and the universal "Helvetia" as well. See my other designs for the language variations.

Adapted from a 1912 Swiss National Day postcard illustration by H.B. Wieland. Available in English, German, French, Italian and the universal "Helvetia" as well. See my other designs for the language variations.

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi Mitenand"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you all".

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you".

In Switzerland (German-speaking Switzerland) one says "Grüezi Mitenand"! This is Swiss German or Schwizerdütsch and means "God salute you all".