Middle Ages Hoodies

In European history, Byzantium, the Byzantine Empire or the Eastern Roman Empire was the continuation of Ancient Rome and the Roman Empire, i.e SPQR. Byzantium survived the fall of Roman Empire, lasting a thousand years until the end of the Medieval era.

Medieval tower with access to the city through its interior. The gates were closed to external threats such as enemy attacks. Medieval scene with detail of a fortress or castle that may well figure in a theme about wars and security in the Middle Ages.

Are you tired of people playing the lute? Everywhere you go, someone is in your face about how their lute playing is different than the the minstrel down the way? Show your disdain with this shirt.

Chinese empress goes for a walk in the imperial garden. She is accompanied by her ladies-in-waiting and protects herself from the sun with an umbrella and one of her maids carries the tea service for the afternoon snack. China's history is fascinating.

Plague Doctor Medieval Illustration circa XV Century

English Dragon Gothic Sunset

What better way to release any hard feelings but hit your friends with a sword and hopefully parry all of their strikes. This medieval anger management design is great for any history aficionados, HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts), Bohurt, SCA, and re-enactment practitioners.

Trout about

This is when you were meant to be

Are you a doctor, nurse or surgeon? Do you work in the hospital? Funny design, perfect as a gift for medical professionals. Ideal for all doctors and medical assistants. You're back in business.

A realy funny saying for every one wich loves the dark middle ages or is a fan of knights or medieval and also of fantasy tales. I´m only wearing this because my chainmail is at the blacksmith. Also perfect for Conventions and Medieval markets or Job. A funny Gift for every Smith, Father, Brother, Uncle, Son or Metalworker as present for Birthday, Work, Job, Hobby Passion, Xmas, Christmas, Fathers Day or for Husband.

Are you a middle-born child? Are you encountering birth order middle child syndrome? This second child design is ideal for you! Men and women who abide by the rules are apt to wear this. Kids and toddlers, who are born second in three, befit this top too. It can be funny birthday or Christmas presents to your dad, mom, sister, brother; friends and colleagues experiencing last child syndrome. Boys and girls can wear this to show respect to their other siblings. Wear it during summer, autumn or spring season.

In Celtic religion and Irish mythology, Brigit or Brighid is the daughter of the Dagda (the "All-father") and one of the Tuatha Dé Danann (a race of people thought to derive from the pre-Christian deities of Ireland). Brighid was once the divine patroness of poetry, smithing, medicine, arts and crafts, cattle and other livestock, and was associated with fire and the coming of spring. During the Middle Ages, she was syncretized with a Christian saint, and became St. Brigid of Kildare or Ireland, who is one of Ireland's patron saints along with St. Patrick and St. Columba. She is also often referred to as Mary of the Gael.

Another medieval snail fight scene

This humorous history joke design is perfect for history teacher, professor, liberal arts college, high school student, or history major. Whether you are an amateur historian or university professor; English is important, but history is importanter.

This design is of a Medieval knight on a horse with a helmet & sword in the renaissance middle ages. Do you love fantasy, monsters, dragons or knights? Enjoy playing with fantasy games? The Renaissance fair is the perfect place to wear this funny tee shirt. This clever, funny, and smart medieval tee is a great gift. Wear it to college, high school, work, or renaissance festival. Let your King and queen out. Be a Knight in Shining Armor.

In the realm of fantasy, a towering castle with spires that touched the sky stood as a beacon of magic and mystery, surrounded by enchanted landscapes and guarded by mythical creatures, creating a vision straight from the pages of a fantastical tale.

Inspired by the motifs found in the early mediaeval illuminated manuscripts like the Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels.

Also known as Saint Hildegard and the Sibyl of the Rhine

A contemporary Celtic design I produced for an illustration in the book The Real Witches’ Craft published by Thorsons/Element.

Renaissance era with a rich girl who could very well be the main image of a cell phone anywhere in the modern world. And very current because beauty is immortal since a burning flame....

A helmet study i really liked so I thought I'd slap it on some stuff.

Ambras Castle portrait of Vlad III (c. 1560), reputedly a copy of an original made during his lifetime. Although it might not be what the Son of the Dragon looked like, it is the only image we have to remember him by.

Gothic rose window with stained glass. Medieval architecture in western Europe.

DEUS VULT, DEUS VULT, DEUS VULT, DEUS VULT, DEUS VULT!

A contemporary interpretation of an old Celtic design motif. I produced this for my book The Crafter's design Library - Celtic in 2002.

The witch has always been a controversial figure. Loathed and feared, it has been reclaimed as an incarnation of power and equality through feminism and movements such as #metoo . Beware of the witches: times are changing.

A contemporary Celtic design inspired by the motifs found in the early mediaeval illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Stencil based on a engraving from the middle ages.

This is for everyone who spends a lot of time collecting, forging, and fighting with swords. If HEMA, SCA, Buhurt, or reenactment is your vibe, then this is for you.

St. Hildegard of Bingen's manuscript illumination from Scivias a book of religious visions. Medieval art painting.

A motif inspired by the designs from the early medieval Celtic illuminated manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and Lindisfarne Gospels.

Hand and a half sword / Bastard sword (white)

Crest of Swords III

Behold the beauty and grandeur of the medieval era with this stunning illuminated manuscript of a Gregorian chant. This exquisite reproduction of an antique book captures the intricacy and elegance of medieval art, with its intricate details and vivid colors. The script, written in a delicate calligraphy, flows gracefully across the page, inviting the eye to linger and explore. The ornate borders and vibrant illustrations transport the viewer to a bygone age of knights and castles, where music and art were cherished as symbols of faith and culture. This remarkable artwork is perfect for those who love history, art, and music, and is sure to add a touch of sophistication and mystique to any t-shirt, mug, or sticker. Let the enchanting beauty

Crossed Halberds (Black)