Diving Helmet Merch

A diver at the end of the world sits in a bathtub in his dry ocean, looking at the tattered billboard at his lost mermaid love.

Did you know the deepest dive to date has been 2,300 ft or about 383 fathoms? Dive into the deep to a thousand fathoms with this shirt sporting the old fashioned diving helmet of generations ago. This version is aged for your pleasure.

One cool steampunk style metallic diver's helmet by Paul Stickland

Diving helmet with fish

Cool diver illustration with an antique diving helmet with the arms of an octopus or squid sticking out of it. Great gift for scuba divers, art fans and all those who are fascinated by the deep sea.

cats make the best deep sea divers

Divers Helmet And Seashells with glass floats and old nets. Deep-Sea Divers Helmet Large Heavy Brass, used for deep-sea exploring and lets the diver breathe at huge depths.

Sports Diving Design prints with very good quality products are popular, trending.

hand drawn octopus illustration

The Scuba Dive Shark Fin Lover design is the perfect way to show your love for diving. This is a bold design that showcases the love for diving with an iconic shark fin and scuba diving illustration.

A vintage dive helmet design in many bright colors.

Can you brave the deep sea?

Vintage Diver helmet

Peek into the world of The AlphaBots with this Porthole design based on the cover art of The Impossible Winterbourne's illustrated robot book "The AlphaBots."

Giant Kraken

Did you know the deepest dive to date has been 2,300 ft or about 383 fathoms? Dive into the deep to a thousand fathoms with this shirt sporting the old fashioned diving helmet of generations ago.

Key Largo Florida Diving poster in a beautiful vintage style.

Dreaming of other Seas collage

psychedelic explorer

This Vintage Scuba Diving Suit design is based on a submarine armor patent from 1915. The invention involved metal sectional armor especially useful for deep sea diving. The helmet had thick glass ports. The body had a clamp socket for the cable of double hose and electric wiring. There was a search light on the armor and a telephone inside the helmet! Pretty amazing for 1915! Available in a range of products and also with white image on darker colors.

"AquaBot" the deep sea exploring robot from the robot children's book "The AlphaBots" by The Impossible Winterbourne

An antique diving suit perfect for lovers of the marine world and vintage objects

This Vintage Scuba Diving Suit design is based on a diving "apparatus" patent from 1898. It is also described by the inventor as a "diving dress" from metal made in sections, with joints at the necessary parts, allowing the limbs to bend or turn. A must-have for anyone who loves scuba diving or boating! Available in a range of products and also with white image on darker colors.

A a vintage diving helmet gets a new diver

The Scuba Dive Shark Fin Lover design is the perfect way to show your love for diving. This is a bold design that showcases the love for diving with an iconic shark fin and scuba diving illustration.

The Scuba Dive Shark Fin Lover design is the perfect way to show your love for diving. This is a bold design that showcases the love for diving with an iconic shark fin and scuba diving illustration.

Death had no hold on Him, which makes us free of sin and death as well.

An old timey octopus out for a deep-sea diving adventure

If all we can do against it is throw soup on paintings and make poor people pay for overpriced isolation and weird pumps while politicians can't actually change anything because it would lose them votes and tank the economy, we're not gonna change it. might as well embrace it. burn it up, get a diesel motorcycle. make the water world dream real. climate change is real and it's badass!

The image is a surrealistic painting of a robot head in a colourful landscape. The robot head is blue with intricate patterns and designs. The background consists of a purple sky with a pink and orange horizon, filled with mountains, valleys, and colourful plants. The colours in the image are vibrant and bold.

A curious Fish determined to explore the dry lands using an adapted diver helmet that sunk in the seas.

If you love diving and old dive gear, this is the design for you.

Just another Tuesday!

Drawn in Illustrator using linocut brushes this piece was inspired by old brass or bronze diving helmets and their contrast with the deep dark sea.

There's a skull in it.