Persephone Hoodies

A hades and persephone bookish shirt is the perfect gift idea for greek mythology lovers, book nerds, bookworms, literature teachers, librarians, readers, and writers.

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Persephone-inspired design Mythical goddess fashion Queen of the Underworld clothing Spring's awakening tees Enchanting mythology apparel Goddess of rebirth attire Nature's transformation fashion Embrace the spirit of mythology tees Symbol of growth and renewal in style Celebrate the goddess of seasons attire Persephone's mythical charm fashion Embrace the magic of Greek mythology in style Mythology enthusiast merchandise

A Greek myth in lowbrow art something between Medusa and Persephone love story gothic water color of screaming skull hugged with snake, pomegranates, jewels, cameos, and silver ferns

Queens supporting Queens.

A young Persephone looks out with brown eyes and a crown. How many pomegranates can you find?

Persephone DDE Splash Art

Watercolor fresh botanical florals in lavender and amethyst color hues.

work inspired by Katee Robert's novel Neon Gods

Sinful Nature

Design inspired by the characters The Fates from the broadway musical Hadestown

Hades and Persephone Meet Again

A Greek Mythology Poet and Bookish Merch is the perfect gift idea for philosophy students, book nerds, bookworms, literature teachers, librarians, readers, and writers. Enjoy your Greek Gods - Medusa, Aphrodite, Artemis, Hades, Persephone, Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Athena, Apollo, Hermes, Dionysus, Demeter, Hestia, iris, Perseus, Hercules, and the myths of the Trojan War, The Iliad, The Odyssey (Achilles, Patroclus, Hector, Agamemnon, Menelaus, Paris, Helen), and many more!

I hope you like it!!!

This design is based in the ancient sculpture of an iberian Lady, found in Baza, Granada (Spain). Presented as some sort of Hecate or Persephone, linked with the dead and the underworld, surrounded by Andalusian elements

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A stained glass artwork of Hades in his dark, majestic armor, and Persephone in a flowing gown.

The Return Of Persephone by Frederic Leighton, 1891. Oil on canvas.

Spring

PERSEPHONE'S GARDEN 2

Persephone is the Goddess of spring as well as the underground. This art piece symbolizes harvest cycle from the first green leaves at spring when the goddess walks on Earth to the golden corn ears at autumn when she goes underground back to her husband Hades. Products with this design may become a perfect gift for oddities, mythology, fantasy and vintage vibe lovers.

In a realm of shadows, Hades and Persephone's love blooms, a union of darkness and desire.

Inspired by Eurydice from the greek tragedy & musical Hadestown

Discover the transformative power of Persephone's journey through the underworld in this captivating myth. Follow her abduction by Hades, her mother's grief and anger, and her eventual return to the sunlit world, where she brings the gift of the changing seasons. Our collection of art prints and products captures the beauty and depth of this timeless story

Explore the powerful myth of Persephone and her journey through the underworld, a tale of light and dark, life and death. Witness her abduction by Hades, her mother's grief and anger, and her eventual return to the world above, where she brings the gift of the changing seasons.

Experience the captivating myth of Persephone and her abduction by Hades, the god of the underworld. Follow her journey through the depths of the earth and witness her eventual return to the sunlit world, bringing with her the gift of the changing seasons. Our collection of art prints and products brings this timeless story to life in a way that is sure to enchant and inspire.

Queen persephone of the underworld

Persephone's Garden

Peresphone Approaches Hades

Stickers I made for a zine that I'm sharing here~

Inspired by Eva Noblezada and Reevey Carney, aka Eurydice and Orpheus, from the musical Hadestown

Persephone and hades with their doggy family C:

Despoina or "The Mistress" part of my line for Death deities. She is the Pre-helenic version of Persephone, called as such to not use actual name as doing so would be calling upon the name of the Queen Goddess of the Underworld.

This portrait of pomegranates is also a portrait of Persephone, ancient greek goddess of the Underworld. The story of Persephone is the ancient Greek story of the changing seasons. Daughter of harvest goddess Demeter, they spent their lives together, until she was ‘stolen’ by Hades and dragged down to the Underworld to be his wife. Demeter demanded her return, but because she had sucked six pomegranate seeds while she was in the Underworld, she was bound to spend six months of each year there. While she is there, Demeter is miserable, so the weather turns cold and the plants don’t grow. When her daughter is returned, Demeter is happy and summer returns. However, more modern interpretations of Persephone identify that she had far mo...

Inspired art by Thedustyphoenix.com

It's Always Shiny meets Firefly!