Sappho Pillows

Sappho and Alcaeus by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

A poem by Sappho of Lesbos, circa 630 BC. Sappho is a powerful symbol to women who love other women, and her poems are still as beautiful now as they were two and a half thousand years ago. Translations from The Complete Poems of Sappho, Willis Barnstone.

A rewriting of Sappho of Lesbos in a lesbian flag

Don't tell us you don't sing this in your head every time you hear it.

Sweet mother, aphrodite has overcome me with longing for a girl

Sappho would be proud

Statue of Sappho in an embroidered rose garden.

Vintage Stylized Lesbian Couple ∆ Retro Illustration

corgi pride for the LGBTQIA in you Sappho: This flag was originally a lesbian pride flag proposal for more than just femme lesbians, but has expanded as an umbrella pride flag for all sapphic lesbian identities, and has become known in internet circles as “the sapphic flag.”

Poster colour illustration of Sappho and her beloved, Anactoria. Lines quoted in the work are by Sappho, translated from Greek by Diane J. Rayor.

The hymn to Aphrodite poem from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho of lesbos. Perfect quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

The hymn to Aphrodite poem from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho of lesbos. Perfect quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

The hymn to Aphrodite poem from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho of lesbos. Perfect quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

Sapphic Society: Lifetime Member

A poem by Sappho of Lesbos, circa 630 BC. Sappho is a powerful symbol to women who love other women, and her poems are still as beautiful now as they were two and a half thousand years ago. Translation from The Complete Poems of Sappho, Willis Barnstone.

Lesbian University For sapphic individuals Wlw Queer

A special print i made for valentines day showing one of my favourite couples from my series carnival theory enjoying the day. I hope you guys enjoy it

The hymn to Aphrodite poem from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho of lesbos. Perfect quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

The hymn to Aphrodite poem from Ancient Greek lyric poet, Sappho of lesbos. Perfect quote for lesbian pride this pride month.

Someone recommended I make one of these compilations of women in History for a shirt. LINE ONE: Hatshepsut, Zenobia, Khutulun, Agrippina the Younger, Aspasia, Livia LINE TWO: Aethelflaed, Gorgo of Sparta, Empress Theodora, Puduhepa, Wu Zetian, Amelia Earhart LINE THREE: Marie Antoinette, Cleopatra VII, Frida Khalo, Tomyris, Nefertiti, Sappho LINE FOUR: Artemesia Gentileschi, Boudicca, Elizabeth I, Lady Fu Hao, Caterina Sforza, Joan of Arc

A cute lesbian design with the saying “I like chicks” for lesbians and sapphics. Looks great as a lgbt sticker and other products like phone cases, shirt, and more.

Sappho bust

sapphic society

Not all Aces are the same! Asexuality can be combined with other orientations, you are no less Ace because of that! -Featuring the Sappho pride flag. Sappho: Refers to the poet Sappho whom was either a lesbian or bisexual woman. The colours are specifically inspired by one of her poems in which she described her lover as wearing violets, rosebuds, dill, and crocuses. The flag is intended as an alternate lesbian flag.

lets go lesbians

Wear Sappho's girlfriends on a shirt

Sappho and Erinna in a Garden at Mytilene (1864) by Simeon Solomon

Someone will remember us, even in another time. -sappho

A funny lesbian design saying “Vagitarian” for lesbians and sapphics. Looks great as a lgbt sticker and other products like phone cases, shirt, and more.

A poem by Sappho of Lesbos, circa 630 BC. Sappho is a powerful symbol to women who love other women, and her poems are still as beautiful now as they were two and a half thousand years ago. Translations from The Complete Poems of Sappho, Willis Barnstone.

Sapphic, sometimes known as woman loving woman or sapphist, refers to a woman of any sexual orientation who is attracted to other women.

A poem by Sappho of Lesbos, circa 630 BC. Sappho is a powerful symbol to women who love other women, and her poems are still as beautiful now as they were two and a half thousand years ago. Translation from Sappho: A New Translation of the Complete Works, Diane Rayor.

Sappho and Alcaeus (1881) by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema is a vintage Victorian Era fine art featuring Sappho listening intently to the poet Alcaeus while he plays the kithara.

I Love Ancient Greece. Especially The Lesbians

Sappho Greek statue illustration LGBTQI+ Dark Academia

Homophobia and the earsure of lesbian people in our society are hard, and having found an identity for yourself is still magic. Lesbian folks are wonderful and if you can do so safely, this design is to express some pride in yourself and your community.