Feather Yellow Bags
Description: Bring warm, organic texture to your gear with this golden ochre and olive furry rosette badge. Featuring multi-layered feathered petals radiating from a dark center, this earth-toned geometric graphic offers a tactile, modern look. Set on a transparent background, it is tailor-made for stickers, coasters, laptop decals, and phone cases.
Description: Add vibrant tactile energy to your collection with this fluffy concentric ring graphic. Featuring soft, fur-textured layers of rich magenta and bright golden yellow encircling a dark center, this optical art piece provides a fun, fuzzy dynamic. Set on a transparent background, it is ideal for stickers, coasters, phone cases, and tote bag prints.
Magenta & Yellow Furry Wreath | Vibrant Textured Radial Badge Bag
by peso
$19 $24
Description: Ignite your style with this vibrant flame-petal sunburst mandala. Combining layered fiery red and yellow flame outlines, colorful center dots reminiscent of peacock feathers, and delicate green spiral accents at the core, this piece exudes warmth and positive energy. Set on a transparent background, this high-contrast emblem pops on graphic tees, stickers, phone cases, and boho wall decor.
Description: Bright and dynamic design fitting for boys, girls, adults and teens who love flame-inspired art. A bold feather-like fire shape with warm tones that gives a sense of speed, power, and creativity. Great as a birthday or holiday gift for anyone who enjoys energetic and eye-catching designs.
Description: A cartoon-style graphic of an owl wearing a green hat with a feather and matching green shorts with a belt. The owl is set against a circular, yellow background with two green fir trees on either side. The texts "GIVE A HOOT" is at the top and "Don't POLLUTE" is at the bottom.
Description: A retro-style graphic featuring a brown owl with large yellow eyes, wearing a green hat with a white feather and a green belt. The owl is surrounded by yellow flowers. Text curves above it reading "give a hoot" in orange, with "DON'T POLLUTE!" in beige to the right, above colored stripes.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a cartoon owl wearing a green feathered hat. The owl points with its right wing, and text surrounds the owl. The text reads 'WOODSY OWL SAYS:' on the top arc and 'GIVE A HOOT! DON'T POLLUTE!' on the bottom arc. Inside the circle, to the right of the owl's head, are the words 'I'm no dirty bird!'. The background is yellow with a textured effect.
Description: Since 1948, not a day has passed without the loss of young free Palestinian women and men who, tragically, found greater dignity and freedom in martyrdom than they did in obedient, passive living controlled by those who dared to dictate the parameters of their lives. Until today Palestinians worldwide still struggling and dreaming of the day they get their freedom back to spread their wings, to soar, to discover who they are and what they wish to become.
Description: “Native Feather Honor” illustrates a feathered headdress in vivid watercolor tones, honoring the strength and tradition behind this powerful symbol. Inspired by the elegance and legacy of indigenous heritage, this piece captures movement and pride in every drip and hue. Why You’ll Love It: Striking colors and cultural meaning come together in a design that makes a bold, respectful statement. Great Gift For: Cultural art fans, heritage advocates, or anyone who loves meaningful and bold visuals.
Description: A stunning peacock in full display, its magnificent tail fanned wide in thousands of teal, turquoise, green, and gold dots, with individual feather tips clearly defined and a deep cobalt blue body at the center. Every dot glows with an almost jewel-like iridescence, capturing the breathtaking natural splendor of one of the world's most beautiful birds.
Description: Hera, the Greek Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, was married to Zeus (King of Olympus). The peacock was Hera's sacred animal, and was often portrayed as a matronly woman accompanying Zeus, wearing a crown, with sometimes a sceptre. Hera was often seen as a vengeful wife, married unhappily to a husband who had numerous affairs, and was very vain about her beauty. But which goddess (especially of fidelity) wouldn't be unhappy in such circumstances?
Description: This watercolor portrait of a Sioux warrior reflects resilience, wisdom, and heritage. I was inspired by the traditional feather headdress and dignified expression of tribal leaders. The piece came together with emotional brushwork and strong color choices to honor this legacy. Why You’ll Love It: It’s a powerful, vibrant design with cultural depth. Great gift for: indigenous culture supporters, art lovers, and those passionate about history.
