The Sphere Bags
Description: On March 27, 1974, the Betz family investigated a small brush fire near their residence in Ft. George Island, Florida. The family of three, Antoine, Jerri, and son Terry, came across a small metal sphere the size of a bowling ball. Their first thought was the sphere had been a cannonball left from New World conquistadors. They decided to take the sphere back to their house.
Description: Simone Weil quote: There is a reality outside the world, that is to say, outside space and time, outside man's mental universe, outside any sphere whatsoever that is accessible to human faculties. Corresponding to this reality, at the centre of the human heart, is the longing for an absolute good, a longing which is always there and is never appeased by any object in this world.
Description: The REAL Fallen Apple from the movie Wizard of Oz at The Sphere Las Vegas. Collectors Item that is featured in the movie, that everyone is putting them in a plastic box now get the Real Fallen Apple on a cool gift, tee's and more.... be sure to give it sun and water.... grow another shirt.
Anti Flat Earth The Only Thing Flat Earthers Have To Fear Is Sphere Itself Bag
by Absolute Cinema
$24
Description: Get ready for your next theme park vacation with this hilarious "I'm Making Pour Choices Around the World" design! Featuring a giant geodesic sphere sitting in a vibrant cocktail glass, surrounded by swirling global icons like the Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, a traditional sombrero, and more. Perfect for drinking squads, food and wine festival lovers, or anyone ready to explore international pavilions with a cold beverage in hand. Grab this funny world traveler artwork for your next epic trip with friends!
Description: A beautiful visual journey into the depths of theoretical physics. This artwork features the complete expanded Einstein Field Equations beneath a striking, split-circle composition. The design contrasts a vibrant, abstract light spectrum with a serene ocean horizon, crisscrossed by geometric spacetime lines. Titled "LIGHT BEYOND THE SPHERE," it serves as a metaphor for looking past our planet's boundaries to understand the universal laws of gravity. Perfect for astronomers, physicists, and space exploration enthusiasts.
Description: A close-up of a raccoon wearing a red and white Santa hat against a black background. Below the raccoon's face are three Christmas ornaments: a blue sphere, a purple and white striped sphere, and a red star. The text "TRASH THE HALLS" is written in distressed white lettering above the raccoon with snowflakes scattered around.
