Duality Magnets
Description: What would life be without COLOR? Imagine if we lived in a world where every human being had every other human being's back. If we actually felt kinship with every other person on earth, their safety was our safety, their need our need. Biologically we’re all family so I think it's time we stop thinking of each other as strangers and start seeing each other as relatives we just haven't met yet. Cuz isn't that the truth? How is that wrong?
Description: Celebrate the duality of Persephone with this Hadestown-inspired playing card design! This unique artwork showcases Persephone as both "Up Top" in the living world and "Down Under" in the underworld of Hadestown. With intricate details, earthy tones, and vintage playing card aesthetics, this design beautifully captures the mythological and theatrical magic of the Broadway musical. Perfect for fans of Hadestown, Greek mythology, and artistic designs, this piece is ideal for T-shirts, stickers, wall art, and more. Add a touch of Broadway brilliance to your collection today!
Serpent of Duality - Rod of Asclepius, Hermetic Wisdom Tree of Knowledge Magnet
by AltrusianGrace
$4.50
Description: The image depicts a stylized, dual-character design in a bold, high-contrast color scheme of red, white, and black. The upper part of the image features a muscular figure with wings, exuding an aura of strength and power. The figure's face is partially obscured by shadows, adding an element of mystery. Below this figure, there is a second character with a wild, almost maniacal expression, suggesting a sense of madness or chaos. The juxtaposition of these two characters creates a striking visual representation of the duality between strength and madness. The use of sharp lines and contrasting colors enhances the dramatic effect, making the image visually compelling and thought-provoking.
Description: Angels: We Need Better Angels — Two Angels with their angelic wings on their heads, facing each other in a somber, intimate gesture. The contrasting black and white tones of their profiles hint at duality—light and dark, good and evil, unity and division. Their wings, soft and delicate, suggest a yearning for higher virtues amidst turmoil. Set against an abstract, textured background, the image evokes a sense of fragmentation, symbolizing the fractured state of society. The phrase “Better Angels” underscores a need for compassion, unity, and moral integrity in divisive times on a Dark Background
