Cossack Bags
Description: Introducing our newest addition to the collection - the Cossack with Nlaw print! Featuring the beloved character from a popular Ukrainian cartoon, this design is sure to make a statement. The intricate detailing of the Cossack's uniform paired with the Nlaw weapon creates a dynamic and powerful image. Made with high-quality materials, this t-shirt is both comfortable and durable. Perfect for fans of the cartoon or those interested in Ukrainian culture, this print is a must-have. Order now and show off your love for the Cossack with Nlaw. Shipping available in Europe and the USA.
Description: Before the legends, there was the original. The First Kozak imagines a velociraptor with the spirit—and attitude—of a Ukrainian Kozak warrior. Wearing an embroidered scarf and unmistakable oseledets, with a traditional sabre at his side, this prehistoric Kozak looks ready to defend the steppe several million years ahead of schedule. A bold mashup of Ukrainian heritage, Kozak history, dinosaur humor, and vintage warrior art for Ukrainians, dinosaur lovers, and anyone who believes the Kozak spirit might be older than we thought.
Description: Some legends go back further than anyone expected. Meet The First Kozak—a prehistoric velociraptor charging into battle with an oseledets, Ukrainian embroidered scarf, enormous claws, and several million years of attitude. A playful collision of dinosaur obsession and Ukrainian Kozak spirit, created for paleontology fans, Ukrainian heritage enthusiasts, and anyone who always suspected the Kozaks had a much longer history than we were told.
Description: A bold and expressive artwork inspired by the spirit of Ukraine. This design features a powerful Ukrainian Cossack in blue and yellow colors, symbolizing national pride and resilience, with the iconic phrase “Don’t Push the Horses” – a statement of strength, patience, and determination. Perfect for those who stand with Ukraine, love cultural heritage, or appreciate strong motivational visuals.
Description: The AN-225 made its first flight on the 21st of December 1988 taking off from the factory aerodrome in Svyatoshyn. The airplane was flown by a crew headed by Oleksandr Galunenko. Mriya was developed for transportation of the Buran shuttle orbiter and components of the Energiya carrier rocket.
