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Poseidon© Blue
This design is inspired by the Greek God Poseidon and his wife Amphitrite, depending on the version a Nereid or the personification of the sea itself 🌊
Poseidon could create new islands and keep the seas calm. But when he got angry or was ignored, he would split the ground with his trident and cause chaotic springs, earthquakes, sinkholes and shipwrecks 🔱
This design also has a significant inspiration in archaeology, in the Mediterranean Sea, the temples that surround it and the archaeological findings that have been found in its waters.
Lilith and Lucifer©
This design is inspired by Lilith, a figure from ancient mythology.
In the Sumerian myth, Lilith is a goddess or independent force associated with darkness and feared by men. In the Hebrew myth, she represents equality with man, since she was created in his likeness. Thus, seeing herself as equal to Adam, she rebelled against his demands for submission and abandoned him. In many myths, she ends up being the wife of Lucifer and the mother of demons.
On the back we have represented the sculpture of Lucifer by Guillaume Geefs from 1848, which has a hilarious story behind it, the church first commissioned the sculpture to Joseph Geefs but it was rejected for being “too attractive for people” so they commissioned a new one to his brother and he sculpted an even more attractive and sensual Lucifer 😂
Poseidon© White
This design is inspired by the Greek God Poseidon and his wife Amphitrite, depending on the version a Nereid or the personification of the sea itself 🌊
Poseidon could create new islands and keep the seas calm. But when he got angry or was ignored, he would split the ground with his trident and cause chaotic springs, earthquakes, sinkholes and shipwrecks 🔱
This design also has a significant inspiration in archaeology, in the Mediterranean Sea, the temples that surround it and the archaeological findings that have been found in its waters.
Botany©
Design inspired by Nature, the front illustration is of edible wild plants that you might find on a walk in the countryside🌿The style is entirely botanical scientific illustration. The back illustration is of birds called the corn bunting or Emberiza calandra, perched on a pear tree. The corn bunting is a beautiful bird very common in the countryside that has unfortunately seen its populations decline dramatically due to the destruction of its territory and the intensive use of pesticides and herbicides in the fields. Our organic cotton is GOTS certified which guarantees that it has been grown without pesticides or herbicides, respecting its environment 🌿🥰
Witching Hour©
This design is inspired by that time of night in traditional folklore when witches, spirits and demons are believed to come out, their moment of greatest power✨The witching hour. The illustration is inspired by the painting Witch Going to the Coven by Luis Ricardo Falero.
Hora de las Brujas©
Este diseño está inspirado en ese momento de la noche que en el folclore tradicional se cree que salen las brujas, los espíritus y demonios, su momento de mayor poder✨La hora de las brujas, the witching hour. La ilustración está inspirada en el cuadro Bruja yendo al aquelarre de Luis Ricardo Falero.
Lilith and Lucifer©
This design is inspired by Lilith, a figure from ancient mythology.
In the Sumerian myth, Lilith is a goddess or independent force associated with darkness and feared by men. In the Hebrew myth, she represents equality with man, since she was created in his likeness. Thus, seeing herself as equal to Adam, she rebelled against his demands for submission and abandoned him. In many myths, she ends up being the wife of Lucifer and the mother of demons.
On the back we have represented the sculpture of Lucifer by Guillaume Geefs from 1848, which has a hilarious story behind it, the church first commissioned the sculpture to Joseph Geefs but it was rejected for being “too attractive for people” so they commissioned a new one to his brother and he sculpted an even more attractive and sensual Lucifer 😂
Boudica©
🌿 BOUDICA , Este diseño de estética celta está inspirado en Boudica reina guerrera Britana de la tribu de los Icenos, la reina que luchó y desafió a Roma. Acaudilló a varias tribus britanas durante el mayor levantamiento en Britania contra la ocupación romana en el siglo I.
Y en Andraste diosa guerrera de la victoria.
El estilo de ilustración se inspira en la estética de un libro antiguo de tapa oscura y relieve dorado ✨
Bruja Verde©
Este diseño está inspirado en la estética de una Bruja botánica 🌿 en la herbología y la magia medicinal de las plantas.La ilustración de la espalda está inspirada en el cuadro El círculo mágico de John William Waterhouse ✨
Greek Mythology©(T-shirt)
This design is inspired by marine creatures from mythology and folklore, such as sirens, melusins, seahorses, and sea monsters from Greek mythology.
Ocean Beings ©
This design is inspired by Lilith, a figure from ancient mythology.
In the Sumerian myth, Lilith is a goddess or independent force associated with darkness and feared by men. In the Hebrew myth, she represents equality with man, since she was created in his likeness. Thus, seeing herself as equal to Adam, she rebelled against his demands for submission and abandoned him. In many myths, she ends up being the wife of Lucifer and the mother of demons.
On the back we have represented the sculpture of Lucifer by Guillaume Geefs from 1848, which has a hilarious story behind it, the church first commissioned the sculpture to Joseph Geefs but it was rejected for being “too attractive for people” so they commissioned a new one to his brother and he sculpted an even more attractive and sensual Lucifer 😂
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