Ussr Pillows

Moscow city map in retro 80s neon typography. This glowing urban cityscape is a dazzling gift to a Russian friend or family who lives or travel to Russia.

Dyatlov's famous quote "3.6? Not great, not terrible!"

Yuri Gagarin was a Soviet cosmonaut who became the first human to journey into space. He was selected from over 3,000 candidates to pilot the legendary Vostok-1 spacecraft. His historic flight on April 12, 1961 lasted just 108 minutes, during which Gagarin orbited the Earth once before landing safely back. Gagarin's mission made him an international hero. His smile and iconic spacesuit have become synonymous with exploration of the cosmos. So, this print is a great gift idea for anyone who's also crazy about space and the mysteries of the Universe.

she can here your phone calls

For the people who loves the Soviet space art and science fiction art

The aesthetics of sad Russian cities

From the Mechanics illustrated Magazine

Despite appearances of being Russian in origin, Relsky vodka was actually made in Sweden, beginning in 1721. As Russian vodkas gained in popularity in the early 20th century, Relsky's identity began to morph, giving the illusion of being from Russia without actually saying as much. From the red bearded Cossack with the Papakha hat, to frequent use of images of Moscow in advertising, they really drove it home. While Sweden does produce some quality vodkas, history says that Relsky wasn't one of them, and was largely considered a bottom shelf brand.

Babushka Dolls

Andrei Rublev Illustration

This shirt is ideal for anyone who cares about social justice and wants to show their solidarity with the world labor movement. It's perfect for wearing at demonstrations, protests and other political events, or simply for everyday wear, demonstrating your commitment to the fight for equality.

Whether you're an advocate for social justice and economic equality, or simply a fan of the iconic hammer and might design, this communist tee is an essential addition to your wardrobe. Show your commitment to the cause while showing off your style and personality in this unique t-shirt.

This shirt is ideal for anyone who cares about social justice and wants to show their solidarity with the world labor movement. It's perfect for wearing at demonstrations, protests and other political events, or simply for everyday wear, demonstrating your commitment to the fight for equality.

Aeroflot

The first Soviet pistol that became a legend of the Second World War, as well as the choice of many gangsters and bandits of the dashing 90s in Russia and the former republics of the USSR after perestroika.

Babushka Dolls

Eastern European style geometric pattern

This shirt is ideal for anyone who cares about social justice and wants to show their solidarity with the world labor movement. It's perfect for wearing at demonstrations, protests and other political events, or simply for everyday wear, demonstrating your commitment to the fight for equality.

Crocodile's good friend Cheburashka

One little sprinkle and it's suddenly the 80s again! What a time to not be alive!

Russian woman with a red handkerchief wrapped around her head. Vintage 1941 soviet poster. English text.

Vintage 1963 Mongolia postage stamp space flight depicting Soviet Luna 2 spacecraft

ВАНДАЛИЗМ // Vandalism // Cyrillic word // Russian language style

wow very patriotic, so slavic puppy, much ushanka many comrade

Show your love of travel and Moscow with this fun airport code design.

Fabulous austere cover to the owner's guide to the famous Moskvitch.

In the '70s, Moynaq was still a bustling fishing community with tens of thousands of residents, but a Soviet government program to grow cotton in the region would forever change Uzbekistan's only port city. In the '60s, diversion of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers sapped the endorheic Aral Sea of its inflows, causing the lake to begin drying up. The lake began to shrink, and so did the economy of Moynaq. The receding waters coupled with polluted agricultural runoff from the cotton fields turned what was left of the Aral Sea toxic, and by the year 2000, all that was left was a couple of separate lakes separated from the former port city by a newly formed Aralkum Desert. Today, the former seaport is a 150 km from the water.

Expand your travel horizons and adventure spirit with a wide variety of World Cities Travel Posters.

Photo of sputnik crash poster, beat museum San Francisco, Fujifilm S6500fd

ORGNL DRWNG

When English is just not enough to express how messed up everything is, use Russian!

Russian poet and writer Boris Pasternak wanted to write about ordinary things, but "ordinary things" were rough and would hit back maliciously. Somehow, Pasternak survived. He became famous internationally with his novel Doctor Zhivago.

The last days of the Soviet Union, as seen live on Chernobyl TV. Not great, not terrible.

A multicolour tribute to the 60th anniversary of Vostok 1 launch, the first man in space Yuri Gagarin.

For the people who loves the Soviet space art

Women are the backbone of the revolution!