Greek Mythology Mugs

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Let’s be honest, when you’re at the gym you want a reliable funny t-shirt and what could be better than Olympus gods themselves.

Let’s be honest, when you’re at the gym you want a reliable funny t-shirt and what could be better than Olympus gods themselves!

Greek Mythology Spartan Warrior God Ares design for Greek mythology fans.

Hermes symbol cabin 11

Dionysus symbol cabin twelve (12)

Funny Ancient Greek trireme warship design for all Greek history lovers who like epic stories of the Trojan War, Bronze era archaic Greek history and Greek myth and mythology. Cool gift for all who love ancient maritime history, naval warfare and triremes.

Let’s be honest, when you’re playing pickleball you want a reliable funny t-shirt and what could be better than Olympus gods themselves!

An ancient Greek-inspired woman holding a bird in a line drawing style illustration.

minotaur

GRIFFIN hand drawn in digital tool

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Minotaur (Minotauros) – inspired by Attic Black-Figure lip kylix, c.C6th BCE (but here he's not being killed by Perseus!) From the Ancient Greek Mythical Creatures ABC Book.

Beautiful Greek Lady

Persephone is a piece inspired by the Greek goddess of the same name. She is slowly transitioning between her life in the land of the living and the underworld. Key icons such as the pomegranate for a heart, toga, gold leaf headband, and red carnation help draw a connection to the Greek goddess.

Aeolus, the ruler of the winds in Greek Mythology.

A young Dyonisos rides his panther, Silenus and a Maenad are dancing and playing music for him.. DEsign after a 5th century BC Greek vase.

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Here we have a mythology mare; and evil one. She

The chimera of legend was a three-headed beast that supposedly desecrated the countryside of Lycia in Anatolia, now modern day turkey. It was a fire-breathing creature with the body and head of a lion, a goat's head rising from its back, the udders of a goat, and a serpent for a tail. A horrible monstrosity to gaze upon. The hero Bellerophon, one of the first great Greek heroes of legend, before the times of Jason and the mighty Hercules, was commanded by King Iobates to slay the beast. Since the beast lived high upon the mountains reaching him without flying was impossible. Luckily Bellerophon had an ace up his sleeve, the incredible Pegasus. Our hero rode to the top of the mountain upon his trusty friend and won the day as you can too.

Aphrodite, the goddess of love in greek mythology turned into AFROdite. Pretty sweet and your percy-jackson-fans will surely love it!

apollo, greek mythology,

my take on atlas

Infuse your living space with the essence of Aphrodite's beauty and grace through our collection of Aphrodite-themed home decor.

Lotus Eaters

Lotus Eaters

One of the three monstrous Gorgons from classical mythology, and the only mortal one. Point proven by Perseus, who beheaded her.

A Greek/Roman goddess looking

Demeter

A little fantasy mixed media piece of a woman sitting on a cry sun for Icarus.

Zagreus's Bow!

Major Greek God On Oracular Shrine is a Greek mythology vector. A woman prophetess greets the god with a raised hand.With her is a male hero wearing a travelling cloak and the flat headband or diadem of a king. From the Sebasteion of Aphrodisias, now in the local museum. Perfect for enthusiasts of antiquities, history and archaeology, and classical archeology. Ideal for anyone involved in Hellenic cultural studies, folklore, and mythology ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎‎‎13 ‎May ‎2022, ‏‎13:05:40 03 ‎May ‎2013 Tracey Harrington-Simpson

Illustration of a Mythical Hero

fantasy art of Greek Goddess Athena with an owl

Greece and Greeks in dance. It is as if in Athens, the cradle of democracy and land of all legends and myths of fantastic Mythology, the movement of bodies towards inner wisdom was always present. There is no lack of peace of mind for those who move to the music! Let the music take you....take a Greek attitude!

Hephaestus, the God of Fire, toils in forge, longing for the love of his wife and mother.