Bisexual Butterfly Magnets
Description: Show your bisexual pride! This pride design features a butterfly with the bi flag colors against a celestial alchemy background with moon phases. The design symbolises the soul and rebirth. This design makes a great subtle gift for gay pride festivals and pride month, friends, and family.
Description: "Funny LGBT Skeleton Dancing costume. For all supporters of the gay pride movement and LGBT community. Dancing skeletons, a laugh for any Halloween party. Skeleton in rainbow colors. Fun Halloween costume. Whether you are gay, lesbian, transsexual, bisexual, pansexual, or just queer, this pro LGBTQ+ design is for you. All people are equal and with this cool t-shirt your can show your pride and tell the world that you support as an ally during pride month."
Description: The chrysalis wasn't comfortable. The process wasn't fast. There were entire years spent in a version of yourself that didn't quite fit while the actual version was in the process of becoming. That's not a detour — that's the whole story. The butterfly smirking next to the empty cocoon didn't rush the timeline and came out exactly right. This tee is for everyone who took the long way and arrived somewhere worth the wait.
Description: Show your queer pride! This pride design features a butterfly with the queer flag colors against a celestial alchemy background with moon phases. The design symbolises the soul and rebirth. This design makes a great subtle gift for gay pride festivals and pride month, friends, and family.
Description: Long before there was Pride Month, there was Gay Freedom Day. Originating in San Francisco, the soon-to-be inaugural event in was a small 20- to 30-person march of “hair faeries” followed by a “gay-in” in Golden Gate Park in the summer of 1970, commemorating the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. The following years saw Gay Freedom Day grow and the march turn into a parade in 1972, which over the years became what is more commonly known nowadays simply as the Gay Pride Parade. This design is based on the 1972 event and includes a butterfly that was utilized for the event in the early years, along with plenty of arts and crafts ornaments.
Description: They/them non-binary t-shirt. Beautiful illustration of butterfly on a flower with the non-binary flags colors yellow, white, purple, black.
They/Them non-binary shirt with flag colors. Original artwork by Kathryn Mussack Magnet
by K Mussack Art
$4.75
