Easter Island Baseball T-Shirts

Why it`s have bunny ears ? Well truth is always hidden.

The graphics depict the Easter Island rock statues as rock idols in a band called The Moai, which is the what the native inhabitants of Easter Island call the statues.

Let's all celebrate Easter Day with Moai on Easter Island!

It's hard to not be happy with a good book in your hands!

Moai Dreams by Robert Jimenez

stoned Easter island heads minimalism design

A retro travel poster of the Moai Statues on Easter Island

Chilling Moai at the Easter Island

The rock statues from Easter Island are shown as "rock idols" as a double entendre.

Cute design showing a bunny rabbit swimming up to a carrot, a parody of the jaws poster

Eastern Island Moai hand drawn pen and ink illustration in black and white.

Big heads and blind faith. Grand traditions.

Discover the enigmatic allure of Easter Island with this vintage-inspired monochrome art featuring the iconic Moai statues. Perfect for adventurers and world culture enthusiasts, this design brings a piece of Chile's mysterious heritage to Teepublic. Add a touch of exploration to your wardrobe or home decor with this minimalist and evocative piece.

Easter Island in the Pacific, also known as Rapa Nui, is home to the famous statues. Every stone head is a mystery.

Ancient human figures carved by the Rapa-nui people in Polynesia. Tiny bit known from this ancient civilization.

This 2008 Painting is along the lines of the interior castle a theme of spiritual journey and awakening.

The Flag of Easter Island

No one know the truth, because rabbit eared moai hides it.

Cartoon Easter Island Heads

Travel The World Meme Landmarks T-Shirt. See The Funny Shirt for Landmark meme lovers and better names for wonders of the world fans everywhere. Original Travel The World Meme Landmarks Shirt Design featuring Pyramids, Stone Henge, Easter Island and The Great Wall Of China funny meme artwork.

Polynesian Island Statue

Moai and Easter Island

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How these colossal figures were built is a mystery that is gradually being solved, but in the same way the spectacularity of the imposing statues of the men of Easter is incredible. Imagine how the process of carving stone and transport should have been, as an event of the community, a bit of each of the members, all contributing their effort and enthusiasm. Fortunately, it has been recorded on the rock and is transmitted only by looking at them. Each of them is a precise moment of life, each of them collects and shows the greatness of teamwork. It is not the only example, all the constructions are the result of that coordination, but it seems that being in such a remote place, it is like a convincing proof that the human being must work...

Moai #1. Art by Robert Jimenez

Something cheeky-breeky and kinda slavic styled. Could easily wear it in a gym, and not stand out.

Jungle Statue

Add some fun to your life with this moyai emoji meme design with a head statue similar to the ones found on Easter Island or give it as a perfect gift! Choose your size and color below then BUY IT NOW to place your order

Easter Island

A TIKI AND A HAWAIIAN GIRL

Easter Island dudes!

Here's a fun tiki style take on the phrase Mele Kalikimaka, meaning Merry Christmas in Hawaiian. In this fun retro graphic, the greeting is spoken by a Moai - the mysterious idols of the Rapa Nui people on the distant Easter Island. Moai illustration inspired by vintage mid century modern tiki design. Awesome for boys, girls, men and women. Pays tribute to tiki culture, polynesian artwork, and the legendary Rapa Nui people from Easter Island. Makes a great gift for tiki collectors.

Happy Easter wishes from Easter Island!

Orongo is at the western end of Easter Island. The stone village and ceremonial site is located on the edge of the Rano Kau crater. On the other side the Pacific Ocean. It is really amazing there. Panorama made out of two images. Canon EOS 60D, 1/250 s, f8, 15 mm, ISO 100.

moai characters from easter island in swag style

15 Moais in a row, this is the place Tongariki on Easter Island near the birthplace of the moais: the volcano "Rano Raraku". In Rano Raraku is the quarry where the moai were carved and then all transported in one piece to the sites on the island. Your topknots and headgear (second from right Moai carrying such topknot) carved out of red slag, which can be found in the quarry of "Puna Pau". Before is a broken Moai. Canon EOS 60D, 1/200 s, f11, 35 mm, ISO 100th