Marginalia Bags
Description: Medieval marginalia gets combined with motivational poster for an absurd mash up. A bright red fish with little legs pops out of a coffer chest, under bold gothic lettering. Think outside the box? Think Outside the Coffer instead. If you love weird medieval art, strange creatures, odd manuscript doodles, and punny designs, then this one’s for you.
Think Outside the Coffer – Medieval Marginalia Fish (with legs!) Bag
by littleclyde Illustration
$19 $24
Description: Ever wonder why old paintings look so weird? This funny medieval cat design captures the hilarious struggle of an artist who has clearly never seen a real feline before. Perfect for history buffs, art lovers, and fans of quirky internet memes.
Medieval Cat Artist Funny Historical Art Meme Bag
by oussnaknak
$19 $24
Description: An open book covered in handwritten annotations, underlines and margin stars, for readers who cannot leave a page untouched. A tribute to annotating, highlighting and rereading.
Written In The Margins Annotated Book Spread Annotator Shirt Bag
by Klover
$19 $24
Description: Scoia'tael from The Witcher are non-human guerillas, mainly composed of elves and dwarves, also known as Squirrels in common tongue, due to the squirrel tails they wear on their hats/caps, and that they primarily live in the forest.
Scoia'tael squirrel archer | Medieval marginalia inspired by The Witcher Bag
by Mahakam Workshop
$19 $24
Description: Stay Wyrd" is a quirky medieval marginalia–inspired design featuring a trumpet-blowing hare riding a giant snail-cat hybrid, framed with shamrocks and gothic lettering. Perfect for fans of weird medieval art, illuminated manuscript-inspired illustrations, and wyrd creatures.
Stay Wyrd – Medieval Marginalia Snail and Hare Illustration Bag
by littleclyde Illustration
$19 $24
Heraldic White Wolf Medieval Manuscript Coat of Arms Bag
by Mahakam Workshop
$19 $24
Born to Quest forced to clock in, Funny Meme Medieval Retro Bag
by Ski Ona HighHorse
$19 $24
Description: For this hand-carved block carving I have based my design on an original image from Geoffrey of Monmouth’s Historia Regum Britanniae found in the Bibliothèque nationale France (National Library of France.) The image is a piece of marginalia depicting a Medieval king. I recreated this image in my own style and have printed this block by hand before scanning it to make this design.