Year Of The Rooster Papercut Hoodies

"Ooo. What is it!?" - Gir Everyone's favorite deranged Irken robot disguised as The Rooster in the Chinese Zodiac.

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

Design includes a black drawing of a rooster's head, a yin yang symbol in yellow and white, the traditional Chinese symbol Jī(rooster), words YEAR OF THE ROOSTER, seal paper cut and an auspicious 4-character Chinese greetings "xīn nián jìn bù"( May the New Year bring much better things). ROOSTER is the 10th animal in the astrology. Years include 2029, 2017, 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969, 1957, and 1945. Our shirt makes a great gift idea for ancient Chinese culture lovers. The Chinese Zodiac Signs Collection includes all 12 horoscopes. Be creative! Make this as matching family shirt, couple shirt or best friend shirt. Have a lucky, happy Chinese New Year!

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

Rooster a doodle doo.

2020 welcomes the year of the rat. It is a fortunate time for new beginnings and renewal. This is a more colorful version of our paper-cut Chinese New Year rat that you can wear proudly to celebrate the New Year or anytime. You are a "rat" if your birth year is 2008, 1996, 1984, 1972, 1960 1948 or 1936! And yes - there are onesies for little baby "rats" born this year!

Chinese Zodiac Animal art, year of the Rooster!

It's just a rooster.

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

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Festive Design of the Chinese Year of the Rooster.

Do your friends refer to you as... cocky? Then this is the shirt for you!

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

Chinese Rooster design with the animal silhouette detailed with tribal art elements, combined with its corresponding Chinese character and the Zodiac circle chart. Chinese zodiac Year of the Rooster tribal aesthetic illustration by loshimizu. This stunning artwork captures the essence of the rooster zodiac sign, exuding confidence, elegance, and a vibrant presence. The intricate details and graceful lines bring the regal nature of the rooster to life, creating a visually striking design. This is a timeless piece to suite any style and occasion, perfect gift for art enthusiasts, people of the year of the Rooster (2029, 2017, 2005, 1993, 1981, 1969), lunar new year, anniversary, birthday, celebrations, Chinese Astrology horoscope

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

Chinese New Year and calendar animals featuring years of the boar, pig, dog, ram, sheep, monkey, ox, rooster, rat, rabbit, tiger, snake and horse.

The Chinese Zodiac

A retro graphic of the year 1981. A gift for those born of 1981 vintage, year of the gold rooster.

this smart looking rooster is ready to go out to start off anyone's day

Western Astrology + Chinese Zodiac together on T-shirts, Hoodies, baseball shirts, etc. for adults, men + women and kids. The Years of the Rooster were: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017

Chinese astrology is different in that it is made of a cycle of twelve years instead of twelve months. The years are calculated by the lunar calendar, not what we typically follow. This design features the year of the rooster inside the circle of western zodiac signs.

She Er Sheng Xiao Chinese Zodiac T-shirt

The Chinese hanzi character for the Rooster zodiac sign. This design will surely please horoscope and astrology fans far and wide. Let people know your Asian zodiac sign or buy it as a present for friends and family members because the truth lies in the stars.

Chinese Horoscopes, star signs, astrology, zodiac, year of the, ROOSTER

The last Golden Roosters were born Feb 05 1981–Jan 24 1982. People of the Gold element and Rooster sign are able to distinguish right from wrong, having the clearest mindset and the most considerable power of independent criticism among all of the 12 zodiac signs. They are determined and brave enough to face all difficulties, and they make a great fortune due to their perseverance and hard work in life, just as the old Chinese saying goes: "no pain, no gain".

Th sign (character) of the Rooster in a handmade ink brush writing. A cool scripture design for the "year of the Rooster" in the horoscope.

The chinese sign of the Rooster (Chicken) in a handmade calligraphic script. A cool animal symbol for the chinese horoscope.

Rooster and sunrise

The sign of the "Rooster" in the chinese zodiac horoscope.

Perfect gift for people born in the year of the rooster to wear during Chinese New Year or any other Chinese festivals!

'17 - 2017 Galaxy

Everyone knows that year of the chicken is the best.

Everyone knows that year of the chicken is the best.

The last Golden Roosters were born Feb 05 1981–Jan 24 1982. People of the Gold element and Rooster sign are able to distinguish right from wrong, having the clearest mindset and the most considerable power of independent criticism among all of the 12 zodiac signs. They are determined and brave enough to face all difficulties, and they make a great fortune due to their perseverance and hard work in life, just as the old Chinese saying goes: "no pain, no gain".

To celebrate Chinese New Year, the number 17 in red and gold