Andromeda Merch

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Watercolor andromeda galaxy painting. Makes you want to gaze into the galaxy forever!

Andromeda constellation is located in the northern sky, between Cassiopeia's W asterism and the Great Square of Pegasus. The constellation was named after the mythical princess Andromeda, the wife of the Greek hero Perseus. This eye-catching design is perfect for anyone that likes astronomy, planets, stars, galaxies, or astrology. If you're looking for a unique gift for an astronomy student or space lover, look no further!

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Andromeda Shun from Saint Seiya.

Saint Seiya Shun

Andromeda constellation

Andromeda Initiative symbol as seen on Ryder's helmet & suit.

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The Andromeda Galaxy, 2.5 million light years away making the light gathered in this image is at least 2.5 million years old. Andromeda is also our nearest galactic neighbor and visible to the naked eye with out a telescope on clear nights in dark skies.

Based off the Apulian Red Figure 'Malibu 85.AE.102'

Andromeda Constellation

All of the characters are here, The princess, the hero, the winged horse and the monster. However, it looks more like Andromeda is rescuing Perseus. Woodcut by Johannes Josephus Aarts, 1881 - 1934

Portrait character based on the Andromeda galaxy! It's my favorite~~

Let the infinite and nebulate mind of the sphinx Andromeda guide you in your everyday life

The bronze Saint

The same symbol as seen on Ryder's helmet & armor.

Andromeda Initiative

ANDROMEDA design for happy

Andromeda Initiative symbol

Andromeda Shun armor design

Andromeda Shun - Knights of the Zodiac

Inspired in the anime “Saint Seiya”. The evolution of Shun of Andromeda, from the bronze clothe to the divine armour, and include the Gold Clothe of Shaka ( Virgo)

New design of saint andromeda shun

Andromeda Cloth

Emblem of the bronze saints

Navigate the deep space in the Andromeda Station

Simple and elegant constellations to bring a piece of the night sky in your home.

Andromeda Galaxy Credit: NASA