Persian Mythology Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Mesopotamian art, in general, was intended to make the decoration of temples and tombs, and unfortunately they could not survive for long periods. ... This type of art was represented in many different ways, including painting, architecture, crafts and literature. Their main characteristic was the absence of movement, thus constituting rigid and static sculptures. Although some sculptures were produced in stone, most of them were made in clay, which portrayed human beings, mythological beings, animals and gods frontally, either standing or sitting.

In ancient Persian, Iranian and Middle Eastern mythology, Ahura Mazda was the creator god and highest deity of the ancient Iranian and Persian religion of Zoroastrianism. He is first mentioned in Persian history in the Achaemenid period by Darius I.

Interior of the blue Mosque, Cairo

Ahura Mazda was the first one true god of the Achaemenid Empire and Historians believe that the gods of Judaism, Christianity and Islam are just cheap knockoffs. Great shirt whether you are a Parsi/Zaroastrian or just want to piss off monotheists.

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King Of Kings - Ancient Persian History

This design is made from the antique symbol of the achaemenid empire

This design features an iconic ancient Greek pottery motif between a hoplite and Persian warrior along with some of the most important and famous battles of the Greco-Persian Wars that lasted from 499 - 449 BC between the ancient Greek City-States and the Achaemenid Persian Empire. These battles include MARATHON - THERMOPYLAE - ARTEMISIUM - SALAMIS - PLATAEA - MYCALE - EURYMEDON - LADE - CYPRUS - SARDIS. Part of the Ancient History, Greek History and the Persian Wars Collection.

The Prince and Princess escape from the Sultan of Cashmere in Arabian Nights, or 1,001 Nights.

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The iconic Owl symbol of Athena, Goddess of Wisdom and War

History of Nouredden - Kay Nielsen, Arabian Nights Please see my shop for more "Arabian Nights":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/988184-arabian-nights?asc=u prints.

The Manticore is a monster of Persian mythology. Similar to a sphinx it is a lion with a human head and a spiked tail. Some more modern depictions of this creature of legend also have wings.

The Simurgh (also spelled Simorgh, Simurg, Simoorg or Simourv) is a mythical bird in Persian literature and mythology. Do you love Persian mythology and mythological creatures? Then this drawing of Simurgh is just the thing.

King Leonidas from the movie 300

Nevasta Meran A Balkan bride version of Shahmaran

mythical symbol bird

This is about Jinns and Peris(from Cat mythology) who fought each other sometimes. Here they have their facilities in front of each other in cyberpunk future and sometimes they fight for territory.

O glorious Manticore, relying on Thy infinite horror and Indifference, I hope to obtain consumption of my fears, the help of Thy contempt and venom everlasting, through the merits of Mania, by beast and thy nature .

Variation #2 of my series of Griffin and Maiden. The earliest references to griffins come from ancient Persia where they were used widely as statues and symbols in palaces. They also had a special place in Persian literature as guardians of light.

Kara Meran (Black Snake) Heathen version of Shahmaran

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This winged lion hails from Ashurbanipal II's palace in Nimrud. It was one of the great stone statues depicting winged animals placed on the thresholds of the palace to protect the king from curses and to impress all who entered. These animals wear horned caps typical of ancient Near Eastern deities. This five-legged lion, if seen from the front, appears to be immobile, but if seen from the other side, it advances. Represented in this way, the lion appears complete both seen from the front and in profile, making clear its supernatural and protective powers from both points of view.

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Gods and guardian deities of temples and palaces populated the imagination and belief of many peoples. The belief that these architectural and decorative monuments worked miracles or intervened in human emotions was fundamental in many cultures. Religion and art have always been together... both in the real world and in the imaginary world.

Illustration by Ivan Bilibin, 1932 One of a set of illustrations for the Arabian Nights fairy tales, translated into French by Fernand Nathan

Was ancient Mesopotamian history, Persian religion and Iranian culture your favorite subject in college? This Persian mythology design is for you. A Persian and Indo-Iranian design perfect for all who love Middle Eastern culture, history and mythology.

Celebrate the Jewel of Autumn: A Pomegranate Design for Food Lovers! This captivating design features a stunning vintage botanical illustration of the pomegranate, a fruit steeped in history and bursting with flavor. Perfect for food lovers and nature enthusiasts, this design captures the essence of the Mediterranean harvest season with its rich colors and intricate details. Inspired by ancient myths and Persian art, this design is a celebration of the pomegranate's beauty and symbolism. Fall harvest lovers will appreciate the connection to autumn bounty.

Bulka Meran A Balkan bride version of Shahmaran

Fereydoun et Zahhak du Shahnameh de Ferdowsi.