Chalice Mugs
Description: Symbols of the Blessed Sacrament with the statement affirming the true presence. Graphic features religious symbols including a chalice and what appears to be a communion wafer with a cross and two letters on it, positioned above the chalice with Christogram. Below the chalice, the phrase "No Mere Symbol" is prominently displayed in capitalized letters.
Description: Step into the world of Westeros with this detailed heraldic design inspired by the legendary Arlan of Pennytree. This artwork features a weathered, battle-worn wooden shield reinforced with rusted iron rivets. Centered on the wood grain is the iconic silver winged chalice, the sigil of the humble hedge knight who mentored one of the realm's greatest heroes. With its gritty, hand-drawn texture and medieval aesthetic, this design is perfect for fans of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, House of the Dragon, and Game of Thrones. Whether you’re a history buff or a hardcore fantasy reader, this crest represents the honor, struggle, and legacy of the knights who wander the Seven Kingdoms.
The Winged Chalice: Shield of the Hedge Knight, Ser Arlan of Pennytree Mug
by Mongeek
$13 $18
Description: A jeweled gothic chalice overflows with crimson liquid as the words “In Darkness, Desire Becomes Immortal” emerge in elegant script. This piece blends vampiric romance, occult symbolism, and dark fantasy atmosphere, evoking forbidden longing, eternal devotion, and shadowed passion. Perfect for lovers of gothic fashion, vampire aesthetics, witchcore, and dramatic dark poetry. Striking on apparel, accessories, and wall décor for those who embrace desire, mystery, and the immortal beauty of the night.
Description: This grim and cryptic black metal design for Somrak emanates ritualistic decay and unholy devotion. The distorted, root-like band logo arches over a bleak altar scene: a ritual chalice, etched with inverted symbols, is flanked by two rotting skulls—guardians of forbidden sacraments. The numbers 13:17 carved at the base hint at occult scripture or a blasphemous time of offering. Rendered in stark black and white with bleeding textures and jagged symmetries, the artwork radiates a mood of nihilism, esoteric death-worship, and pure underground orthodoxy. It’s a visual spell—summoning death, silence, and the void.
